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Population Concentration Approximately 2/3 of the world’s population is clustered into four regions: _____ Asia, ______ Asia, __________ Asia, and ________ Europe. What do they have in common? ____________________________ All based on physical geography.

East Asia _____ of the world’s people live in East Asia, the largest cluster of inhabitants. 5/6 of the people in this concentration live in the People’s Republic of China, the world’s most populous country. Chinese population is clustered near the ________ _______ and in several fertile river valleys. ¾ of the people live in _______ areas where they work as farmers. In Japan and South Korea, population is not distributed uniformly either. More than ¾ of the Japanese and Koreans live in ________ areas.

South Asia ________ largest concentration of people, more than 1/5, is in South Asia. _______, the world’s second most populous country, contains more than ¾ of the South Asia population concentration. Much of this area’s population is concentrated along the plains of the _______ and _______ rivers. Population is also concentrated near India’s two long coastlines. Like the Chinese, most people in South Asia are __________.

Southeast Asia The world’s fourth-largest population cluster, after Europe, is in Southeast Asia, mostly on a series of ___________. ___________, which consists of 13,677 islands, is the world’s fourth most populous country. Several Philippine island contain high population concentrations. The Indochina population is clustered along several river valleys and deltas at the southeastern tip of the Asian mainland. A high percentage of people in Southeast Asia work as farmers. The three Asian population concentrations together comprise over _____ of the world’s total population, but together they live on less that _____ of Earth’s land area. The same held true 2,000 years ago.

Europe Combining the populations of Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and the European portion of Russia forms the world’s third-largest population cluster, 1/9 of the world’s people. ______of Europe’s inhabitants live in cities. They import ______ and other resources. The search for additional resources was a major incentive for Europeans to colonize other parts of the world during the previous six centuries.

Other Population Clusters The largest population concentration in the Western Hemisphere is in the ______________ United States and ______________ Canada. About 2% of the world’s people live in the area. Less than 5% are ___________. Another 2% of the world’s population is clustered in West Africa, especially along the south – facing the Atlantic coast. Approximately half in ___________, and the other half is divided among several small countries west of Nigeria. Most people work in _______________.

Sparsely Populated Regions Few people live in regions that are too dry, too wet, too cold, or too mountainous for… ____________. ¾ of the world’s population lives on only _____ of Earth’s surface. The portion of the Earth’s surface occupied by permanent human settlement is called _________. The areas of Earth that humans consider too harsh for occupancy have diminished over time, while the ecumene has ____________. Even 500 years ago much of NA and Asia lay outside the ecumene.

Dry Lands Areas too dry for farming cover approximately 20% of Earth’s land surface. Deserts generally lack sufficient water to grow crops. May contain natural resources… notably, much of the world’s ____ ____________.

Wet Lands Lands that receive very high levels of precipitation may also be inhospitable for human occupation. These lands are located primarily near the __________. Combination of ______ and _______ rapidly depletes nutrients from the soil, thus hindering agriculture. In seasonally wet lands, such as those in Southeast Asia, enough food can be grown to support a large population.

Cold Lands and High Lands Much of the land near the North and South poles is covered with ice or the ground is permanently frozen (____________). Relatively few people live at high elevations. Exceptions: Latin America and Africa.