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Dot Distribution Map
A map that uses dots to show population
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The pattern of where people live
What is Population Distribution
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Formula For Population Density
Population ___________=People Per Km2 Area In Km2
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What 5 Factors Affect Population
1. History 2. Migration 3. Technology 4. Policy 5. Enviroment
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What the 3 Revolutions:
1. Agriculture: Change in animals breeding, crops notation, and the use of simple farm machinery to increase food production 2. Industrial: Inventions such as steam powered machinery used to produce large quantities of factory-made goods 3. Scientific (Modern): Scientific advances in chemistry, medicine, and, medical practices, public health knowlegde, and food.
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Immigration
The arrival of people into an area or country to live
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Emigration
The departure of people from an area or country to live elsewhere
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Formula For Net Migration
Immigration - Emigration _____________ Net Migration
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A population distribution in which there are a few people in large area. Vast areas with scattered resources can produce a scattered population pattern
What is Scattered Population
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Clustered Population
A population distribution in which many people live in small areas with closely spaced houses or communities
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Birth Rate
The number of births per 1000 people per year
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Death Rate
The number of deaths per 100 people per year
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Formula for Natural Increase
Birth Rate -Death Rate __________ Natural Increase
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An urban area with a population of at least 100 000
What is Census Metropolitan Area
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A population distribution which is arranged in narrow line, perhaps along road, river, or valley
What is Linear Population
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The effect of migration on the population of a region or country
What is Net Migration
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Natural Increase
The birth rate minus death rate
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Formula For Population Change
Natural Increase -Net Migration _______________ Population Change
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Technological Revolution
Sweeping changes bought about new technology
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Describe all 3 Populations
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Population Pyramid
A graph showing the distribution of population by age or gender
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Infant Mortality Rate
The rate of death for infants less than one year old
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What is 9+10
21
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Most Favorable Environments
-Fertile Agricultural Land -Abundant Natural Resources -Water:Coast Lines and Rivers -City Sites: Meeting Points, Natural Harbors
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Least Favorable Enviroments
-Mountain And Infertile soils -Scarce Natural Resources -Extreme climate conditions: Desert Polar -Isolated Locations: Continental Interior
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