Population Pyramids
Demographic Transition Model
Migration
Demographic Statistics
Random Unit 2 Questions
100
Information shown on a population pyramid
What is age and gender?
100
Statistics shown in the demographic transition model?
What are Birth and Death Rates?
100
People moving into a country
What is an immigrant?
100
The number of deaths in a year
What is crude death rate?
100
When someone migrates out of a country
What is an emigrant?
200
The name of the age group 0-14
What is pre-reproductive?
200
High birth and death rates slow or no population growth
What is stage 1?
200
Reasons people migrate
What are push and pull factors?
200
The number of births in a year
What is crude birth rate?
200
The total number of people on an area land
What is arithmetic density?
300
A sudden increase in the birth rate
What is a baby boom?
300
Low birth rates and low death rates slow or no population growth
What is stage 4 of the demographic transition model?
300
As distance increases interaction decreases.
What is distance decay?
300
The number of kids on average a woman will have in her lifetime
What is total fertility rate?
300
A country with lower life expectancy, average education level, poverty, fast population growth, and lower quality of life
What is a developing country?
400
A population pyramid with more children than older people represents this kind of nation
What is a developing or less developed nation?
400
The population trend found in stage 5 of the demographic transition model
What is population decline?
400
When a migrant follows a path of a series of stages, or steps toward a final destination
What is step migration?
400
The number of people an area of land can support
What is carrying capacity?
400
When a someone migrates to live with family and friends
What is chain migration?
500
Many more men than women between the ages of 20-35 years old
What is a population pyramid of a military base or a country with guest workers?
500
The increase of medical knowledge, improved healthcare, and sanitation.
What is the epidemiological transition?
500
The protection granted by a nation to someone who has left their native country because they were in danger of being persecuted or harmed.
What is asylum?
500
70/Annual Growth Rate
What is the doubling time of a country?
500
This type of migration was the most prominent worldwide in the 20th century
What is rural to urban?