Population geography
Natural changes
Demographic regimes
Migration
100

Define demography

It is the study of human population. Example: births, deaths, income...

100

What age ranges does a woman have to be considered as woman in a reproductive age?

Between 15 to 49 years old

100

In which of the three demographic patterns you are familiar with did the population grow significantly?

Demographic transition 

100

Define migration

It is the movement of people from one place to another

200

Why do governments need to control how many inhabitants there are today?

To plan the cost of pensions 

To forecast how many spots are needed in schools and hospitals.

200

which population pyramid is life expectancy high in?

Curved

200

What two reasons influenced the death rate to fall between the 19th and 20th centuries, that is, during the demographic transition stage?

Diet and medicines

200

What types of migration do you know about depending on the cause?

Forced (someone leaves a place due to politial persecution or natural disaster)

Voluntary (someone leaves a place due to economic or social reasons)

300

Name the three sources in which the population in Spain is recorded.

Population census

Municipal registry

Civil registry

300

What three population pyramids do you know?

Triangular

Bell-shaped

Curved

300

Why has the birth rate fallen precipitously since the second half of the 20th century?

Women’s entry into the workforce and the use of contraceptives

300

What is the rural exodus?

It is a process in which people move from the countryside to the city normally because they need to improve their economical situation

400

What age groups is a country's population divided into?

Child (0 to 15 years old)

Adult (16 to 64 years old)

Elderly (aged 65 and older)

400

How would you calculate how much a country grows in a year?

births in a year minus deaths, divided by the total population.

400

Name the four reasons why people died more in the stage known as the "old demographic regime"

rotten food

lack of hygiene

wars

famine

400

Name two/three consequences of migration for the receiving country.

Increase in the population of young people of reproductive age.

Young people of working age contributes to economic growth.

Different cultures lead to the cultural enrichment.  

500

How often is the population census carried out?

Who is responsible for publishing the results?

It takes place every 10 years.

It is published by the National Spanish Statistics Institute (INE)

500

A country’s birth rate is 32.49‰.

Is this a developed or a developing country? Explain your answer.

It is a developing country because the birth rate is high. In developed countries, the figure is lower because women work, contraceptives are used, the church has less influence, and so on.

500

List five reasons why people decide to migrate to another place

Hunger

Natural disaster

Wars

Lack of prospects / future

Freedom

Wealth