Key Terms
Demography
Settlement Patterns
Migration
Population
100

The movement of people from one place to another, often over long distances, to establish a new, temporary, or permanent residence.

Migration

100

A nickname for demographers.

Population Detectives

100

Name one event that caused the world's population to decline significantly.

Bubonic Plague, the two world wars.

100

More immigrants live in this city than any other in Canada.

Toronto

100

A thematic map that uses shaded or colored areas to visualize numerical variables across geographical regions.

Choropleth Map(ping)

200

A person forced to flee their country due to persecution, war, or violence.

Refugee

200

How often does the census take place? In years ending with what numbers?

Every 5 years. In years ending in 1 and 6.

200

Name the 5 types of settlement patterns.

linear, nucleated/clustered, scattered/dispersed, star-like, peripheral.

200

More immigrants come to Canada from ... than any other.

India

200

Which province or territory has the highest population density?

PEI

300

The branch of geography that studies how human communities interact with and shape their natural and built environments.

Human Geography

300

This measures Canada's growth rate without taking into account migrants settling in Canada.

Natural Increase Rate

300

In this settlement type, dwellings line several roads that all meet together at point (landmark, roundabout, etc.).

Star-Like

300

What city and country is Nav Bhatia originally from? What is his religion?

New Delhi, India. Sikh.

300

What percentage of Canada's population is made up of immigrants?

23%

400

The interdependence of world economies, cultures, and populations, driven by cross-border trade in goods and services, and technology.

Globalization

400

Based on Canada's 3.2% growth rate, in how many years will the population double?

22 years

400

City, Town, Village, ... , Isolated Dwelling. What term is missing from the settlement hierarchy?

Hamlet

400

Name one economic push factor and one economic pull factor.

Push (Job loss, Lack of employment opportunities, Low wages)

Pull (Job opportunities, Higher wages, Seasonal jobs)

400

Which Canadian province/territory has the highest rate of unemployment?

Nunavut

500

The act of permanently or temporarily leaving one's home country or region to settle in another.

Emigration

500

The percentage that Madoc's population increased/decreased by between 2016 and 2021.

-3.3%

500

This is one of the top ten reasons to move to Canada: 

The coexistence of diverse cultures, races, and ethnicities within a single society, emphasizing respect for differences and the rejection of mandatory assimilation. 

Multiculturalism

500

Name one natural push factor and one natural pull factor.

Push (Natural disasters, Drought, Crop Failure, Intense climate)

Pull (Desirable climate and landscape)

500

Which African country has the most immigrants in Canada?

Nigeria

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