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1 out of 7: how many infants die each year in India
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1, 2 and 3, 4: no country remains in stage__; most countries are in stages ___; few have reached__
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1,2,3,4: four stages of Demographic transition
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1st stage, hunting and gathering, zero: during___ people depend on ____; NIR was
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2, industrial revolution: most countries entered stage__ because of the ______
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2/3: amount of the world's population that live within 300 miles of an ocean
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3 Asian regions: Which three population concentrations comprise more than 1/2 of the world's population on only 10 percent of the land.
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3/4: how many Indians live in rural settlements that have fewer than 5,000 inhabitants
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4/5: amount of the world's population that live within 500 miles of an ocean
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5%: 3/4 of the world's population lives on only_____ of the Earth's surface
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10: after 1750 AD world's population grew ___ times faster than in the past
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20%: percent of the Earth's surface that is too dry for farming
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20th century: European and North American countries generally moved from stage 2 - stage 3 during the first half of the
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1800, 1950s: Europe and North America entered stage 2 in_____ and Africa, Asia, and Latin America in the _____
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8000 BC - 1750 AD: time period of agricultural revolution
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agricultural density: MDC's have a lower ___________ than LDC's
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arithmetic density: total number of people divide by total area of land
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Asia and Europe: global patterns are heavily influenced by conditions in these two regions
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Black Plague: main epidemiologic transition in stage one; killed 1/2 of Europe's population and between 1347-1350
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Boserup and Kuznets: believe that large populations can stimulate economic growth
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cardiovascular disease and cancer: epidemiologic transition in stages 3 and 4
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CBR: the shape of a population pyramid is determined by
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CBR, CDR, Natural Increase Rate: Geographers measure population through these 3 measures
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China: 5/6 of people in the East Asian region live here
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cholera: main epidemiologic transition in stage; killed 500,000 died in 1832 in NYC
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cities: 3/4 of Europe's inhabitants live in
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coal: historically this is the major source of energy for industry in Europe
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cold lands: permafrost prevents agriculture, few animals can survive, and few humans can live here
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concentration and density: two main things to see how population is distributed
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death rates and birth rates: the 2 big breaks in the four stage demographic is sudden drop in ____________________
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dry lands, cold lands, high lands, and wet lands: sparsely populated regions
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East Asia: one of the four regions that has 1/5 of the world's population; includes China, Japan, Korean peninsula, and Taiwan
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East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Western Europe: two thirds of the world's inhabitants are clustered in these four regions
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economic development and distribution of contraceptives: reasons for declining birth rates
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England, Germany, and Belgium: The highest population concentrations in Europe are near the coalfields of
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Europe: one of the four regions that has 1/9 of the world's population
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European: most______ countries are in stage 4
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factory jobs, better sanitation, and personal hygiene: the industrial revolution led to _____
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farmers: 2/3 of Chinese people live in rural areas as
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farmers: less than 20% of Europe's inhabitants are
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high growth: name of 2nd stage
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high lands: few people live at high elevations with the exception of areas in Latin America
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IMRs: this declines due to better health care
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India: country that has more than 3/4 of South Asia's population concentration.
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Indonesia: largest country in Southeast Asia
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infectious and parasitic diseases, CDRs: some medical analysts think that the world is moving to a stage of reemergence of ______which will cause higher ____
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low growth: name of 4th stage
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low growth: name of first stage
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low-lying areas with fertile soil and temperate climate: 4 population clusters occupy generally...
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Marxists: people who say that there are enough resources, but they are not shared equally
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minorities, IMRs, Latin America, Asia: __________in the US have _____ twice as high as the national average comparable to levels in _______& _____
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moderate growth: name of 3rd stage
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mortality during childbirth: poor countries generally have a lower percentage of women due to
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Nigeria: most populous country in West Africa and has 2% of the world's population
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NIR: CBR-CDR=
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northeastern US and southeastern Canada: the largest population concentration in the Western Hemisphere is in _________ and has 2% of the world's population
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Northern Hemisphere: all four regions are located in this hemisphere except part of Southeast Asia
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population cartogram: used to show regions within countries where most population is clustered rather than land area
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South Asia: one of the four regions that has 1/5 of the world's population; includes India Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka
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Southeast Asia: one of the four regions that includes Java, Sumata, Borneo, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, and Indonesia
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spatially, by age, gender, occupation, fertility, and health: Demographers look statistically at how people are distributed...
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stage 2: medical revolution happened in what stage?
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stage 3: this stage happens when CBR begins to drop sharply and the CDR also begins to drop
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stage 3: in this stage economic changes occur, people have less children, and live in cities rather than rural areas.
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stage 4: occurs when CBR, CDR, and NIR approach 0
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sub-saharan Africa: highest IMRs in
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sub-saharan Africa: CBRs are high in
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the Pacific Coast and fertile rivers: majority of the population in China is clustered near
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they work, are more educated, and use contraceptives: many women in stage 4 have less children because
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Thomas Malthus: economist that argued that the world's rate of population increase was outrunning the development of food
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urban dwellers: most Americans live in cities making them
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use of contraceptives: Africa 1/4; Latin America 2/3; Asia 2/3
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Western Europe: lowest IMRs in
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wet lands: rain and heat hinder agriculture in...
