Study of
Origins of growth
Distribution
Growth and Decline
DTM
100

What is Demography?

the study of population

100

Before the first Agricultural Revolution how did humans survive?

Hunting and Gathering

100

What is population concentration?

Regions where population is clustered.

100

What is the total number of live births in a year for every 1000 people. 

Crude birth rate.

100

In stage one of the DTM what two rates are high?

Birth and death

200

Who studies where and why people live in a particular area?

Demographers and geographers

200

In what age of humanity did the 1st Agricultural Revolution take place?

Neolithic Age

200

What is population density?

number of people living in an area of land.

200

What is the total number of deaths in a year for every 1000 people?

Crude death rate

200

In stage two, why is the death rate declining?

Advancement in medical care

300

What is population size?

Actual number of individuals in a population.

300

What is the Agricultural Revolution?

Hunting and gathering society became farmers.
300

What is the world's most populated country?

China

300

What is the percentage by which a population grows in a year?

Natural Increase Rate

300

In stage 3, why is the birth rate declining?

Women are working.

400

Factors that influence population today.

Resources, climate, urbanization, terrain, industrialization, social and cultural 

400

In what century did the Industrial Revolution take place?

18th

400

What is permafrost?

Permanently frozen ground.

400

What is the rate of average number of children a woman may have throughout her childbearing age?

Fertility Rate

400

What is pro-natalism?

promoting more births
500

What is the estimated population of the world?

8 billion

500

What is the industrial Revolution?

Farming society turned into a industrial society.

500

What is land that lacks sufficient water to grow crops?

Deserts

500

What is the average number of years a person is expected to live?

Life expectancy

500

What is anti-natalism?

policies that promote smaller families