Population
Which region of the world is the most populous?
Asia
Nomadism is an example of what kind of migration?
Cyclic
This English economist argued that population will increase exponentially and food production will increase gradually.
Thomas Malthus
How the environment and humans impact each other
Human-Environment Interaction
The art or science of map making
Cartography
Where the industrial revolution started
England
What does the rate of natural increase not account for?
Immigration
The things that make people want to leave a country
Push Factors. What makes us want to stay?
This model attempts to show the relationship between birth rate, death rate, and rate of natural increase in 5 stages.
Demographic Transition Model
How the geographical position of people and things on the Earth's surface affects what happens and why
Location
The largest number of people that the environment of a particular area can support.
Carrying Capacity
Decreasing reliance on manufacturing jobs, usually in favor of service jobs.
Deindustrializaiton
Population policies meant to favor one racial or cultural group over others.
Eugenics
When a migrant finds a job along the migration path, this is called a...
Intervening Opportunity
This man proposed 5 Laws of Migration, summarizing the effects of push and pull factors.
Ernst Ravenstein
The concentration of geographical features in certain areas
Region
The belief that our culture is controlled or set by the surrounding environment
Environmental Determinism
When one job creates multiple other jobs
Multiplier effect
What are 3 non-violent anti-natalist policies?
Contraceptives availability, financial incentive, birth restrictions, etc.
When family members follow other immigrants to the same destination at a later date.
Chain Migration
There are no countries in this stage of the Demographic Transition Model
Stage 1
Place
The further apart things are, the weaker the relationship between them
Distance Decay
Theory that proposes factory owners locate factories by minimizing three specific needs.
Least Cost Theory
If a country wants to implement pro-natalist policies, what are 3 examples they could try?
Financial incentives, "Day of Conception", propaganda, etc.
This would argue that size is more important than distance for determining a destination in migration.
Gravity Model
What kept Malthusian Theory from being completely accurate?
Human invention. Agricultural Revolution.
The mobility and spatial interaction of humans and our ideas with various parts of the world
Movement
Government laws and policies meant to increase the rate of natural increase within a country.
Pro-natalist policies
When an industry can pick up and move quickly and easily.
Footloose