Density
Demography
Type of Migration
Which Demographic Transition Model Stage
S.P.E.E.D.
Population Pyramid
100

Land that is suitable for farming 

Arable land 

100

The total number of live births in one year per every 1,000 people. 

Crude Birth Rate

100

When someone from an LDC moves in with a family member who lives in a MDC

Chain Migration
100

When a High Death Rate and zero Population Growth are present.

Stage 1

100

Which element of S.P.E.E.D. is most responsible for the lack of immigrants moving into Japan

Social

100

Type of Population Pyramid generated by a country with a high fertility rate and a lower than average life expectancy rate.

Expansive 

200

The number of something (plants, animals, people) living in a given area

Population Density

200

The average number of children a woman will have during her childbearing years (15-45) 

Fertility Rate
200

When someone from a LDC moves temporarily into a MDC for employment opportunities.

Guest Worker

200

When a High Birth Rate and High Population Growth are present.

Stage 2

200

Which element of S.P.E.E.D. is most responsible for the lack of immigrants moving into North Korea

Political

200

The shape of a Population Pyramid when the country has zero population growth

Column

300

Which density measures people per unit of arable land showing the pressure on food supply

Physiological density

300

The number of babies under the age of 5 years old that die each year compared to live births.

Child Mortality Rate
300

When someone from an LDC makes multiple shorter moves in an attempt to reach their final MDC destination

Step Migration

300

When a low birth rate and zero population growth are present.

Stage 4
300

Which element of S.P.E.E.D. is most responsible for the lack of immigrants moving into the Siberia region of Russia

Environmental

300

Type of Population Pyramid generated by a country with a low fertility rate and a higher than average life expectancy rate

Constrictive

400

A density that takes the human population and divides it by the total land area to show how crowded a country is

Artithmic Density

400

Compares the number of people under 15 and over 64 with the working-age population.

Dependency Ratio

400

When an immigrant to a new country continues to travel back to their home country and retain strong cultural and financial ties to their home country.

Transnational Migration
400

When a high birth rate and zero population growth are present.

Stage 1

400

Which element of S.P.E.E.D. is most responsible for the lack of immigrants moving into Afghanistan

Demographic

400

Type of Population Pyramid generated by a county that has a replacement fertility rate

Stationary

500

The spatial spread of people in space, usually described in concentration and direction

Population Distribution
500

The crude birth rate minus the crude death rate divided by the total population 

Natural Increase Rate or Annual Growth Rate

500

When someone temporarily moves every year to another country or countries for work and eventually returns to their home country.

Cyclical (Circular) Migration
500

When urbanization, technology, and better medicine become more present in a society. 

Stage 3
500

Which element of S.P.E.E.D. is most responsible for the lack of immigrants moving into Mexico

Economic

500

Another name for the age groupings based on gender and 5 year intervals

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