Population Pyramids
DTM
Vocab
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100

Draw a population pyramid of a developing country

100

What does DTM stand for?

Demographic Transition Model

100

Define life expectancy

the amount of years a person is expected to live

100

List 2 factors that contribute to a country having a LOW death rate.

good medical care, high GDP (wealthy country), access to good food/water, stable government (no wars/conflict), etc.

100

List 2 factors that contribute to a country having a HIGH birth rate?

lack of contraception, low education, cultural/religious customs, not many roles for women. 

200

List 2 pieces of data that are shown on a population pyramid

Age categories, male, female, country, year of the graph.

200

What does the DTM measure?

How populations change as a country develops 

200

Define literacy rate

the amount of people over the age of 15 who can read and write.

200

What is the age range for "providers" in a society.

15-64

200

What are the 4 sectors of economy? 

Primary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary

300

Draw a population pyramid for an AGEING country and a STABLE country (label them)

300

List the stages of the DTM for LEDC and MEDC.

LEDC= 1, 2, 3   MEDC=4, 5

300

The study of vital population statistics is referred to as _________.

Demographics

300

What happens if a country has a large DEPENDENT population?

more financial stress, less resources, lower quality of life, higher poverty (possible), etc. 

300

List 3 characteristics of a Highly Developed country.

low BR, high LE, high literacy rate, industrialized, MEDC, low infant mortality, etc.

400

What does it mean when a population pyramid has a large base?

high BR, lots of babies, growing population.

400

What factor pushes a country from a stage 1 to a stage 2 on the DTM?

industrialization

400

Fill in the blank:

Birth rate and Death rate are measured by the # per _______.

1,000

400

How does a HIGH birth rate and a LOW death rate affect population growth?

population increases quickly

400

List THREE reasons why a country would have a LOW life expectancy.

poor healthcare, edu, access to food/water, lack of industry, poverty, etc.
500

When the death rate is higher than the birth rate, this happens to a country's population.

decreases

500

A country with a HIGH dependency ratio have a lot of people who ______. 

do not work.

500

fill in the blank:

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita shows geographers how much _______ was produced per person within a given country.

wealth

500

What type of jobs would be most common in a primary sector economy (mostly LEDC countries)?

The extraction of raw materials from the earth

500

This stage of the Demographic Transition Model has a declining birth rate, declining death rate and a population growth.

stage 3