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Jeopardy
Babies R Us
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Numbers numbers
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Growing pains
People People
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Who’s my next-door
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The measure of the number of babies born in a society per every 1000 people alive in that society is..
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The measurement of the number of babies that will die before reaching the age of 1 per every 1000 births is the
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It can be hypothesized that Less Developed Countries will have higher infant mortality rates than do More Developed Countries because….
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The best measurement of an individual woman’s behavior when it comes to childbearing activities..
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If the women of a particular country have a TFR below 2.1, the country is said to be in this stage of population growth…
Thomas Malthus is widely know for his prediction that the world would face this problem
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Malthus’s prediction that the world’s population would reach 10 billion by 2000 was too high because
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According to Malthus’s theory, the world’s population increases _____________ while the world’s food production increases _____________________..
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Malthus’s critics may argue that an increasing population may also produce…
According to Neo-Malthusians, an increasing population strips the world of natural resources, which may lead to
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Arithmetic Density is computed by dividing a country’s
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Land that is able to produce agricultural products is known as…
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A country places a large amount of pressure on its arable land to produce enough food for its population if it has a high…
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Arithmetic Density helps to determine what about a country’s population…
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A country’s economic status and activity can be explained in part by this measurement…
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There are no countries in the world that are currently in this stage of demographic transition
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This event that caused Europe and North America to move from Stage 1 Low Growth into Stage 2 High Growth was the…
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What type of population pyramid would an LDC have?
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This statistic may be used to determine when a country reaches Zero Population Growth…
The Industrial Revolution helped to increase the population growth of a nation because…
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Contraceptives are also know as…
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The Crude Birth Rate and Total Fertility Rates may be limited by providing this to women…
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While ¾ of the women in Latin America employ birth control methods, the impact of contraceptives has been far less successful on this continent
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In country’s where women have relatively low social status; they may wish to have more a large number of children because…
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Adherents of this religion may oppose birth control methods on religious grounds…
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The world’s most populous country is…
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The four world regions with the highest population concentrations are…
The world’s population is growing the fastest in these two regions…
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The people of Europe primarily work in these types of jobs...
The portion of the Earth’s surface occupied by permanent housing settlements is…
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Crude Birth Rate
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Infant Mortality Rate
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MDCs have better healthcare, the people of MDCs are better educated about prenatal care, People in MDCs may lead healthier lifestyles, etc.
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Total Fertility Rate
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Stage 4, Low Growth
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Overpopulation
Did not account for social changes
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Geometrically, Arithmetically
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Greater ability to produce food
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Conflict, Competition between countries
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Total Population/Total Land Area
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Arable Land
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Physiological Density
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Agricultural Density
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Stage 1, Low Growth
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Industrial Revolution
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Triangle
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Total Fertility Rate
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Greater Wealth was generated leading to healthier lifestyles
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Birth Control
Better Education, Birth Control Practices
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Africa
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A large number of children means that they have a higher social status
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Catholics, Muslims, Hindus
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China
East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe
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Asia, Africa
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Industrial, Tertiary
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