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AP Human Geography: Population Flashcards

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7502856688Demographystudy of population0
7502859964Population Densitymeasure of the total population relative to land size1
7509402954Arithmetic Population Densityderived by dividing the population by the number of square miles (total area)2
7502864140Physiological Population Densitynumber of people per unit area of agriculturally productive land3
7502867765Population Distributiondescriptions of locations on the earth's surface where individuals or groups live4
7502876681Dot Mapsa map that represents population distribution5
7502879871Megalopolishuge urban agglomoration and major focus of North America's population (20%)6
7502885754Censuspopulation count7
7502889119Doubling Timethe time required for a population to double in size8
7502892562Population Explosionthe rapid growth of the world's human population during the past century9
7502895921Natural Increasethe difference between the number of births and number of deaths10
7502899552Crude Birth Ratethe number of live births per year per 1000 people11
7502902987Crude Death Ratethe number of deaths per year per 1000 people12
7502909540Demographic Transitionshift in population growth13
7502911767Stationary Population Levellevel at which the national population ceases to grow14
7502925127TFRTotal Fertility Rate (must be 2.1 per woman of childbearing age)15
7502930212Replacement Levelthe level at which a population remains stable without immigration16
7536713030Population Compositionstructure of a population in terms of age sex, marital status and education17
7536772527Population Pyramiddisplays the percentages of each age group (male and female)18
7536848344Infant Mortality Rate (IMR)a figure that describes the number of babies that die within the first year of their lives in a given population19
7537081912Child Mortality Rate (CMR)a figure that describes the number of children that die between the ages of 1-520
7537088536Life Expectancythe number of years, on average, someone may expect to remain alive21
7537101220Infectious Diseasesresult from an invasion of parasites and their multiplication in the body (malaria)22
7537110276Chronic (Degenerative) Diseasesresult from the maladies of longevity or old age (heart disease)23
7537119343Genetic (Inherited) Diseasescan be traced to our ancestry (hemophilia)24
7537125469Endemica disease that prevails over a small area25
7549933690Expansive Population Policiesencourage large families and raise the rate of natural increase26
7549941903Eugenic Population Policiesdesigned to favor one racial or cultural sector of the population over others27
7549950408Restrictive Population Policiesrange from toleration of officially unapproved means of birth control to prohibition of large families28
7549963647One-Child Policyinstituted in China in the 1970s to drastically reduce the growth rate29
7584520860Japana country whose population is declining as it ages, encourages homogeneity and resists immigration30
7584594744Egypta country where population density is misleading because most of the people are clustered near the Nile River Valley31
7585696708Eurasiathe landmass on which the world's 3 largest population concentrations are found (Europe, East Asia, South Asia)32
7585724418Yellow and Yangtze Riversthe 2 river valleys in China that boast a high population density, where farmers produce food for the major cities33
7585741770Ganges Riverthe river valley in India that boasts the greatest population density34
7585908511Europethe continent on which a high % of people live in cities and towns oriented to coal fields35
7585945708Malthusianismpopulation principle that states while food supplies grown linearly, the population grows exponentially36
7585994537sterilizationIndia used this method (among males) to reduce population growth rates in the 1970s37
7586020895Vectoreda disease which is transmitted by an intermediary from host to victim38
7586056830Evergreen Treethe shape of a population pyramid of poorer countries where birth and death rates remain high39
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