Populations
Settlement Factors
Definitions
Agricultural/
Industrial Revolutions
Population Distribution
100

What is the word which describes high population density, many people crowded together in a given area

Dense

100

What are the two main categories which describe settlement factors?

Natural factors and human factors


100

What is the word that describes the increase or decrease in a population over a certain period of time

Growth Rate

100

How did the Industrial Revolution impact population changes?

During this period global population increased from 700m to over 1b

100

Which two countries in Southeast Asia have a high population density?

Bangladesh 

Singapore

200

What is the word that describes low population density, a small number of people scattered over a large area.

Sparse

200

__% of Earth’s population lives on ___% of the land area

90% lives on 10%

200

What is the study of human population statistics called?

Demography


200

What key inventions were created during the Agricultural Revolution?

  • Inventions such as the horse-drawn hoe and seed drill meant that people could produce more food more efficiently

200

What are the words that describe the following populations and areas?

-->areas or populations outside cities

-->areas or populations inside cities or towns

Rural 

Urban


300

What is the formula used to calculate population density?

Population density=   Population (number of people)

                         ____________________________

                               Land Area (KM2) 

300

What four influences impact human settlement factors?

Historical influences

Political influences

Religious influences

Economic influences


300

What is the word that describes the maximum number of people that a region can support without running out of resources

Carrying capacity 

300

As a result of the development of agriculture, settlements began to be created roughly______ years ago

roughly 12,000 years ago

300


Where are you most likely to find clustered and scattered settlement patterns?





Clustered: Anywhere densely packed (major cities)

Scattered:  Siberia, Russia


400

What do choropleth maps represent?

population density


400

What are the six sizes of settlements according to settlement hierarchy?

  • A single home

  • A hamlet (fewer than 100 people)

  • A village (at least 100 people)

  • A town (at least 1000 people)

  • A city (at least 100 000 people)

  • A megacity (can have more than 10 million people)

400

What is the word used to describe an area with fertile soil in a moderate climate, with a consistent water supply, that can be used to grow crops.

Arable land


400

The growing population in urban areas led to the __________ beginning in the _______ century

Industrial Revolution

18th century


400

Where are you most likely to find linear or peripheral settlement patterns?


--> linear: along the Nile River in Northeastern Africa.

--> Peripheral:South America, major cities mainly along the coasts.


500

What are three challenges that are occurring due to a growing population?

Resource and land use

Poverty 

Pollution

500

Name the six reasons why settlements may be founded

  • Agricultural 

  • Trade

  • Transport

  • Industrial 

  • Political 

  • Spiritual

500

What is good soil for farming, climate, fresh water, vegetation, and landforms examples of?                                                         

What is religious, economic, political, and historical examples of?

natural factors

human factors

500

What are three significant improvements to society that occurred during the Industrial Revolution?

  •  Led to advancements in technology and manufacturing

  • The steam engine

  • Improvements in sanitation, medication and nutrition helped the fight against disease (typhoid, cholera, and smallpox)

500

What are four types of population distribution patterns?

Clustered: Close together and unevenly distributed

Scattered: Spread over a large area and not grouped together

Linear: Forming a line, which can be straight or wavy

Peripheral: Distributed along the out perimeter of an area

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