Population Distribution
Population Dynamics
Population Policies
Malthusian Theory
Migration
100

What are the 3 main properties of distribution?

Density, Concentration, Pattern

100

Define Total Fertility Rate (TFR):

Average number of children a women will have during her child bearing years (15-49)

100

What is an anti-natalist policy?

Government policy that aims to slow down population growth (discourage child birth).

100

The name of the group that believed the Malthusian theory were called?

Neo Malthusians

100

Chain migration is most directly encouraged by?

Kinship and friendship ties

200

How do we measure population?

Arithmetic Density, Physiological Density, Agricultural Density

200

The dependency ratio is most useful for indicating what?

Relationship between the potential labor force and the remainder of the population. 

200

Define the concept of a pro-natalist population policy:

Government policy that aims to increase population growth (encourages childbirth).
200

What was the Malthusian Theory?

A theory that as the population increases will lead to a lack of resources and food supply

200

Describe a pull factor:

A positive factor that encourages one to move to a place.

300

One would find a population with a relatively young age structure in which type of country?

A Less Developed Country (LDC)

300

What are the characteristics of a country moving from stage 2 to stage 3 of the demographic transition model? (DTM)

Declining death rate

Increasing Natural Increase Rate

Decrease in birth rate

300

Which types of countries implement pro-natalist population policies?

MDC's, Stage 4 and Stage 5 countries

300

Name of the person who created the Malthusian theory?

Thomas Malthus

300

The movement of people out of New Orleans after hurricane Katrina demonstrates the concept of what term?

Distance Decay

400

What would you use to find the amount of arable land in each country? think densities?

Physiological Density

400

Explain one reason why life expectancy in urban areas may be higher than life expectancy in the entire country?

Urban = city meaning their is easier access to essential needs. 

400

Why may a country implement an anti-natalist population policy?

They have concerns about overpopulation, limited resources, famine...

400

True or False: the Malthusian theory came true

False
400

Which term most accurately describes the people who were forced to move away from New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina  struck in 2005? 

Internally Displaced Persons

500

Physiological Density is viewed as a superior measure of population density than arithmetic density for which of the following reasons?

Its more reflective of population pressure on arable land.

500

Draw an example of the Demographic Transition Model on the board. 

Stage 1: High BR, High DR, Low NIR

Stage 2: High BR, Declining DR, Increasing NIR

Stage 3: Declining BR, Declining DR, Increasing NIR

Stage 4: Low BR, Low DR, High NIR

Stage 5: Low BR, Low DR, High then Declining NIR

500

What is an example of a pro-natalist population policy?

Free childcare, length maternity/paternity leave, tax breaks, monetary incentives...
500

What does the Malthusian view of the world argue?

Famine in developing countries can be explained by examining their patterns of population growth. 

500

The 19th century emigration of a large number of Swedes from a particular region of Sweden to Isanti County, Minnesota as a result of communication from friends and relatives who joined them is an example of what term. 

Chain Migration

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