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ChartsPeopleBirthDeathMisc

Charts - 10

Charts – 10 What are Birth & Death Rates

Charts - 20

Charts – 20 What are Population Pyramids

Charts - 30 A visual representation of the age and sex composition of a population.

Charts – 30 What is a Population Pyramid

Charts - 40 The number of people that can be supported in an area with given resources and technology.

Charts – 40 What is Carrying Capacity

Charts - 50 The change of going from high birth and death rates to low birth and death rates that a country takes when going from a pre- industrial to an industrialized economy.

Charts – 50 What is Demographic Transition

People - 10 A city with a population of over 10 million.

People – 10 What is a Megacity

People - 20 The growth of city populations as people transition from rural* to urban areas. *Rural- The countryside; outside of the city.

People – 20 What is Urbanization

People - 30 _____ is a category used to describe countries that have lower levels of economic development, with more poverty and lower standards of living.

People – 30 What is Less Developed

People - 40 _______ is a category used to describe countries that have higher levels of economic development, with greater wealth, and higher standards of living.

People – 40 What is More Developed

People - 50

People – 50 What is Immigration

Birth - 10 The yearly number of births per 1,000 people.

Birth – 10 What is Birth Rate

Birth - 20 The average number of children a woman will have throughout her childbearing years.

Birth – 20 What is Total Fertility Rate

Birth - 30 The average number of years someone is expected to live based on current health trends

Birth – 30 What is Life Expectancy

Birth - 40

Birth – 40 What is Life Expectancy

Birth - 50

Birth – 50 What is Total Fertility Rate

Death - 10 The yearly number of deaths per 1,000 people.

Death – 10 What is Death Rate

Death - 20 The annual number of infant deaths (under 1yr) per 1,000 live births.

Death – 20 What is Infant Mortality

Death - 30 A disease that occurs over a wide geographic area and affects a very high percentage of the population.

Death – 30 What is Pandemic

Death - 40

Death – 40 What is Infant Mortality

Death - 50

Death – 50 What is Demographic Transition

Miscellaneous - 10 A measurement of the number of people per given unit of land.

Miscellaneous – 10 What is Population Density

Miscellaneous - 20 The introduction of chemical fertilizers and high-yield seed varieties in the developing world, starting in the 1960s.

Miscellaneous – 20 What is Green Revolution

Miscellaneous - 30

Miscellaneous – 30 What is Population Density

Miscellaneous - 40

Miscellaneous – 40 What are Push Factors

Miscellaneous - 50

Miscellaneous – 50 What are Pull Factors

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