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Key Issue Reading Guides due Mon/Tue Unit 2 Exam 40 MC on Friday 1 FRQ on Monday/Tuesday Key Issue Reading Guides due Mon/Tue

Population - #’s 5 Most Populous 5 Densely Populated China India US Indonesia Brazil 5 Densely Populated Taiwan Bangladesh Lebanon Netherlands India Population Density Arithmetic Physiological Agricultural

Population Measurement Tools Abbreviation Measurement Statistic CBR CDR NIR TFR IMR

Population Measurement Tools Abbreviation Measurement Statistic CBR Crude Birth Rate Live Births / 1000 CDR NIR TFR IMR

Population Measurement Tools Abbreviation Measurement Statistic CBR Crude Birth Rate Live Births / 1000 CDR Crude Death Rate Deaths / 1000 NIR TFR IMR

Population Measurement Tools Abbreviation Measurement Statistic CBR Crude Birth Rate Live Births / 1000 CDR Crude Death Rate Deaths / 1000 NIR Natural Increase Rate CBR – CDR TFR IMR

Population Measurement Tools Abbreviation Measurement Statistic CBR Crude Birth Rate Live Births / 1000 CDR Crude Death Rate Deaths / 1000 NIR Natural Increase Rate CBR – CDR TFR Total Fertility Rate Avg # of children per woman ages 15-49 IMR

Population Measurement Tools Abbreviation Measurement Statistic CBR Crude Birth Rate Live Births / 1000 CDR Crude Death Rate Deaths / 1000 NIR Natural Increase Rate CBR – CDR TFR Total Fertility Rate Avg # of children per woman ages 15-49 IMR Infant Mortality Rate Death of Infants < 1 / 1000

DTM / ETM / MTM (Zelinsky) Stage 1 Survival, Pestilence & Famine, Seasonal Circulatory Stage 2 Plummeting CDR, Pandemics, Emigration/Rural To Urban Stage 3 Decreasing CBR, Degenerative, High Immigration/ Cities to Suburbs Stage 4 Low NIR, Delayed Degenerative, Same / Brain Drain

Growth? Stage? Dependency? Social Structures? Population Pyramids Growth? Stage? Dependency? Social Structures?

Population Pyramids

Natalism v Anti-Natalism Pro-Natalist Policies Anti-Natalist Policies

Population Growth Carrying Capacity Doubling Time Ecumene ZPG Thomas Malthus Neo-Malthusian Anti-Natalist

Migration Immigration v Emigration Voluntary Migration Step Chain Seasonal (Cirulatory) Forced Migration Trafficked Refugee (primarily)

Migration Concepts Push v Pull Remittances Counterflow or Countermigration Distance Decay / Gravity Model Net In / Net Out Intervening Obstacles Ravenstein’s Laws of Migration Short Distances Economics are Paramount Long distances are to Great Centers of Commerce

Internal Migration Interregional Intraregional Center of Population Gravity How it changed in the US

REAL WORLD EXAMPLES Know the phases or waves of US Immigration 1600s English, Dutch, French, Spanish, Africans 1770-1830 Few Immigrants Mid 1800s Western Europeans (Irish & Germans) Late 1800s – Early 1900s Southern & Eastern Europeans Mid 1900s – Present Asia & Latin America

Refugees IDPs, Asylum Seekers, and Refugees Where are refugees coming from? Real world Examples Political, Social, Environmental Pushes Concerns of receptive countries

Migrant Populations Guest Workers Undocumented Migrants H2A Perspectives of Permanent Residents? Undocumented Migrants Legal Migration Options Pathway to Citizenship States experiencing high numbers? Sanctuary Cities

Questions?