2.1
Places hosting permanent human settlement.
What is ecumenical zone? (ecumene)
Average number of children a woman will give birth to in her lifetime.
What is TFR?
DTM Stage 2 characteristics
What is ETM stage 2?
Site & situation of standard ecumenical zones.
What is Low-lying, fertile soil, temperate climate, near ocean or river?
How do you calculate population growth or decline?
What is CBR - CDR?
DTM Stage 3 characteristics.
What is rapidly declining CBR, moderately declining CDR, moderate NIR?
Biggest killers in the developed world.
What are degenerative or man-made diseases?
Density measurement that is useful for analyzing the development level of a country.
What is agricultural density?
Population pyramid with rapid population growth & low levels of development.
What is expansive?
DTM stage 4 characteristics.
What is very low CBR, low CDR, zero or negative NIR?
Antibiotic/antiviral resistant organisms.
What are superbugs?
4 major population concentrations.
What is E. Asia, S. Asia, SE Asia, and Europe?
Term applied to individuals in a population under the age of 14 and over the age of 65.
What is dependents?
DTM stage 1 characteristics.
What are infectious & parasitic diseases?
5 most populous nations today.
What is China, India, USA, Indonesia, and Pakistan?
TFR required to maintain population growth.
What is 2.1?
Policies that support population growth.
What is pro-natalism?
Tool used by John Snow to discover the cause of cholera.
What is GIS?