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What population data statistic gives you the best overall picture of the health and well-being of all the people in a country?

Population Fundamentals – 10 points

What total fertility rate will eventually result in zero population growth?

Population Fundamentals – 20 points

Population Growth Rate =a) immigration rate – emigration rateb) natural increase rate + net migration ratec) natural increase rate – death rate d) birth rate – death rate

Population Fundamentals – 30 points

Why in studying the population of different countries do geographers often look at data like Crude Birth Rate and Crude Death Rate instead of the total number of births and the total number of deaths?

Population Fundamentals – 40 points

How is age dependency ratio calculated? What does it mean? What is an example of a country with a high age-dependency ratio?What problems does that country have?

Population Fundamentals – 50 points

The world’s current population growth is concentrated in what type of countries?

Population Change – 10 points

How are poverty and population growth rate related?

Population Change – 20 points

What are 3 reasons why some people in developing countries (especially in rural areas) choose to have more children?

Population Change – 30 points

Describe three ways that countries like France have encouraged couples to have more children?

What are these types of policies called? Population Change – 40 points

Population growth is exponential. Given the equation N = N0ert

r = rate of natural increase

How is it possible that the population is predicted to stabilize in the next 50-100 years?

Population Change – 50 points

Pick a country any country.

Describe and give reasons for the population distribution of that country.

Distribution & Density – 10 points

What are 3 geographical features that affect the population distribution of a country?

Distribution & Density – 20 points

What is the difference between arithmetic density and physiological density?

Distribution & Density – 30 points

What are the 5 most populated countries in the world? (in order)

Distribution & Density – 40 points

What are some geographic characteristics that explain why Europe is densely populated?

Distribution & Density – 50 points

What is the trend of Brazil’s population? How will Brazilian society be different in 2025?No Name – 10 points

What is this type of map called and what is it used for?

No Name – 20 points

RE: Demographic Transition Model

What population statistical changes mark the transition between stage 2 and stage 3?

What social/economic change may have caused this change?

No Name – 30 points

What is this type of map called?

No Name – 40 points

Draw an approximate graph of world population growth over the last 2,000 years.

No Name – 50 points