Density
Population Pyramids
Factors for Population Growth
Demographic Transition Model and Epidemiological
Migration
100

The spread of people across the Earth 

population distribution

100

Triangle shape

periphery country, young population

100

IMF stands for

Infant Mortality Rate

100

How many stages are in the model?

5

100

Three examples of push factors

poverty, fear, disasters, unemployment

200

Calculated by dividing a region's population by total area

Arithmetic Density

200

Bishop hat shape

semi periphery country, slowing growth

200

Life Expectancy

the average period that a person may expect to live

200

No country is in that stage

Stage 1

200

Mention two examples of forced migration

refugees, asylum seekers, internal displaced persons

300

the population an area can support without significant environmental deterioration

Carrying Capacity

300

Rectangle shape

core countries, zero population growth

300

the average number number of babies a woman would have

What is Total Fertility Rate?

300

Population is balance with more aging, United States, China

Stage 4

300

A series of small moves

Step migration

400

Calculated by dividing population by the amount of arable land

Physiological Density

400

Inverted Triangle shape

negative growth, aging population, core countries

400

Natural Increase Rate (NIR)

CBR-CDR divided by 10

400

Receding Pandemic

sanitation, nutrition and medicine

400

Migrants who follow previous relatives

Chain migration

500

Compares the number of farmers to the area of arable land

Agricultural Density

500

Dependency ratio

comparing the working to the non working parts of the population

500

Replacement Rate

2.1

500

Degenerative and Human Created Diseases

Diseases associated with aging

500

Transhumance

seasonal migration of domesticated livestock