Growth
Patterns
Movement
Vocab.
100

How do we measure birth rate?

The number of births per year per 1,000 people

100

What is the current global population?

8.2 Billion

100

What is an example of a push factor?

Answers will vary

100

Migration

The movement of people from one place to another.

200

What needs to happen for the population to increase?

Birth rate needs to exceed death rate.

200

Which two continents hold the most people in the world?

Asia and Africa

200

What is an example of a pull factor?

Answers will vary

200

Megalopolis

A huge city or cluster of cities with an extremely large population.

300

What is true about the current trend of the United States population growth?

The death rate is decreasing as well as the birth rate.


The average family size has gone down.

300

In which type of areas do people tend to live in around the world?

Coastal areas

or

Places with fertile soil, milder climate, available water

300

What is the difference between more developed and less developed countries?

More developed have industries, businesses, better economy, better schools, etc.

300

Urban Sprawl

Spreading of urban developments on undeveloped land near a city.

400

What are three factors that lead to a lower death rate?

Better health care, more food, cleaner water, healthier lifestyle

400

If a population pyramid looks like a triangle, how would you describe the population of the people who live there?

Lots of younger people and less people at the top meaning less older people.
400

What would be a reason to cause a city's population to decline?


A decrease in natural resources or work opportunities 

400

Natural Increase

The difference between the birth and death rate.

500

What is the world population expected to be by 2050?

10.8 Billion

500

How is population density measured?

By the number of people who live on a square mile of land.

500

What would a country need if a lot of young people moved into the area?

More schools, healthcare, and work opportunities.

500

Infrastructure

The set of systems that affect how well a place or organization operates such as transportation systems.

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