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Geography Stuff More Geo Stuff Guess what? Amazing Facts About Geography And many more… GEO FACTS

What is brain drain????

. Brain drain is where talented people EMIGRATE (usually from LDC  MDC for a better education and things..

What is ecumene?

The portion of Earth’s surface occupied by permanent human settlement. Ecumene has increased over time.

What is a language family?

A collection of languages with a common ancestor before recorded history.

In which stage of the demographic transition does CBR decrease?

STAGE 3

Describe agricultural density.

The ratio of the number of farmers to the total amount of land suitable for agriculture. This also shows a country’s level of development

Describe Ideograms Or not

In China and other East Asian countries the SYMBOLS used instead of sounds or and alphabet

What is a dependency ratio?

The number of people too old or too young to take care of themselves. Highest in LDC’s.

A person who leaves there country because they are being persecuted, or may be if they return

Refugees

Lingua franca

TRADING LANUAGE

Name the most spoken language family.

Indo-European

What is a dialect?

A regional variety of languages distinguished by vocab, spelling, and punctuation

Name the 2 most populated countries on earth

China and India

What was Malthus’ Prediction?.

The world population increase rate will far exceed the world’s food supply eventually causing a point of Crisis

Who revived the Hebrew language?

E. Ben-Yehuda

When does overpopulation occur?

When the number of people is more than the available recourses can support

What is a creole/creolized language

A language that results from the mixing of colonizers language with native language

What is the most widely spoken language in the world???

ENGLISH!!!!!

What does NIR stand for & how can you calculate it?

It is Natural Increase Rate & you can calculate it by CBR-CDR=NIR 10

Give an example for each type of migration: Intraregional and Interregional

(Answers will vary) interregional- changing regions intraregional-movement within the same region

Define the term Doubling Time

The amount of time it takes a country to double its population.

Which population pyramid would be an LDC and why?

LDC because with so many young people, doubling time will be low. …

What are Intervening Obstacles?

An environmental/ culture feature of the landscape that hinders migration.

Industrial Revolution

A series of improvements in industrial tech. that transformed the process of manufacturing goods. Change from agricultural to industrial society/economy

Explain how LDC’s and MDC’s transition from stage 1-stage 2 of the demographic transition

MDC’s== Industrial Revolution LDC’s== Medical Revolution

The number of infants that die before they reach age 1 per 1000 births is called….

IMR Infant Mortality Rate Highest in LDC’s