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Jeopardy Babies R Us Malthus may be a genius or… Numbers numbers everywhere Growing pains People Everywhere Who’s my next-door neighbor

The measure of the number of babies born in a society per every 1000 people alive in that society is.. Answer Category

Answer Category The measurement of the number of babies that will die before reaching the age of 1 per every 1000 births is the

Answer Category It can be hypothesized that Less Developed Countries will have higher infant mortality rates than do More Developed Countries because….

Answer Category The best measurement of an individual woman’s behavior when it comes to childbearing activities..

Answer Category If the women of a particular country have a TFR below 2.1, the country is said to be in this stage of population growth…

Thomas Malthus is widely know for his prediction that the world would face this problem Answer Category

Malthus’s prediction that the world’s population would reach 10 billion by 2000 was too high because Answer Category

According to Malthus’s theory, the world’s population increases _____________ while the world’s food production increases _____________________.. Answer Category

Answer Category Malthus’s critics may argue that an increasing population may also produce…

According to Neo-Malthusians, an increasing population strips the world of natural resources, which may lead to Answer Category

Arithmetic Density is computed by dividing a country’s Answer Category

Land that is able to produce agricultural products is known as… Answer Category

A country places a large amount of pressure on its arable land to produce enough food for its population if it has a high… Answer Category

Arithmetic Density helps to determine what about a country’s population… Answer Category

A country’s economic status and activity can be explained in part by this measurement… Answer Category

Answer Category There are no countries in the world that are currently in this stage of demographic transition

Answer Category This event that caused Europe and North America to move from Stage 1 Low Growth into Stage 2 High Growth was the…

Answer Category What type of population pyramid would an LDC have?

Answer Category This statistic may be used to determine when a country reaches Zero Population Growth…

The Industrial Revolution helped to increase the population growth of a nation because… Answer Category

Contraceptives are also know as… Answer Category

The Crude Birth Rate and Total Fertility Rates may be limited by providing this to women… Answer Category

While ¾ of the women in Latin America employ birth control methods, the impact of contraceptives has been far less successful on this continent Answer Category

In country’s where women have relatively low social status; they may wish to have more a large number of children because… Answer Category

Adherents of this religion may oppose birth control methods on religious grounds… Answer Category

The world’s most populous country is… Answer Category

Answer Category The four world regions with the highest population concentrations are…

The world’s population is growing the fastest in these two regions… Answer Category

Answer Category The people of Europe primarily work in these types of jobs...

The portion of the Earth’s surface occupied by permanent housing settlements is… Answer Category

Crude Birth Rate Category

Infant Mortality Rate Category

MDCs have better healthcare, the people of MDCs are better educated about prenatal care, People in MDCs may lead healthier lifestyles, etc. Category

Total Fertility Rate Category

Stage 4, Low Growth Category

Category Overpopulation

Did not account for social changes Category

Geometrically, Arithmetically Category

Greater ability to produce food Category

Conflict, Competition between countries Category

Total Population/Total Land Area Category

Category Arable Land

Category Physiological Density

Category How concentrated or dispersed the country’s population is

Agricultural Density Category

Stage 1, Low Growth Category

Industrial Revolution Category

Triangle Category

Total Fertility Rate Category

Greater Wealth was generated leading to healthier lifestyles Category

Category Birth Control

Better Education, Birth Control Practices Category

Africa Category

A large number of children means that they have a higher social status Category

Catholics, Muslims, Hindus Category

Category China

East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe Category

Asia, Africa Category

Industrial, Tertiary Category

Category Ecumene