Rockridge Social Studies
the history place
Population Review
Demography Population Density
Census
Vital Statistics
J-Curve
Immigration
Emigration
Fertility
Mortality
Birth Rate
Death Rate
Infant Mortality Rate
Total Fertility Rate
Replacement Level Fertility
Natural Increase
Rate of Natural Increase
Net Migration
Carrying Capacity
Doubling Time
Rule of Seventy
Push-Pull Factors
Space-Time Collapse
Life Expectancy
Oral Hydration Therapy (OHT)
Demographic Transition Model
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Pre-industrial
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Early Expanding
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(Late) Expanding
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Zero Population Growth (Stable)
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Population Decline (Contracting)
Population Pyramid
Cohort
Megacities
Dependancy Ratio
Concepts to Understand
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How does data inform us? Why is it useful from a perspective of human geography?
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Understand general world population numbers, growth, etc.
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Understand population pyramids and the different stages countries can experience based on their population growth/decline.
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What accounts for the world's unprecedented population growth in the past 200 years?
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How can raising the status of women affect general fertility numbers?
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China's One Child Policy has been controversial. Some question its effectiveness. Others believe it was necessary to control population growth.
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Nevertheless, the effects of the program have been far-reaching. Explain.
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India, like China, is experiencing an imbalance in terms of natural gender ratios. What accounts for this?
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What has happened in Caribbean society from 1980 to 1995 in terms of leading causes of death?