The History of Population. 1.First Increase - shift from a hunter-gatherer society to agricultural society.

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The History of Population

1.First Increase - shift from a hunter-gatherer society to agricultural society

A.Ceased being nomadic and become sedentary B.Domesticated food provided a surplus of food. C.New source of protein (wheat and milk products) D.People lived longer.

E.More Possessions F.More time to develop religions, art, communications, literature, trade, money, division of labor, governments, music, etc.

2.Second Increase: During the Industrial Revolution (1750s) and the use of machines.

A.D A.D A.D B.C B.C B.C B.C B.C B.C B.C. 1+ million years Old Stone Age New Stone Age Bronze Age Iron Age Middle Ages Modern Age Black Death—The Plague A.D A.D A.D Future Billions Source: Population Reference Bureau; and United Nations, World Population Projections to 2100 (1998). World Population Growth Through History

3.People are NOT evenly distributed over the surface of the earth. Why do people live in certain areas? water jobs transportation climate soil vegetation resources physical features Wealth war

4.Most people live: on plains in the middle latitudes by rivers.

4.Four areas which are mostly uninhabited: A.Polar and Tundra areas—Too cold. B.Tropics (near the equator). Too hot and wet. C.Deserts-1/4 of the earth’s surface. Too dry D.Mountains-too steep, rocky, cold, and soil is too thin

Did you know… Approximately 240,000 people are added to the daily? Approximately 167 people are added to world population every minute?

6.Why populations increase or decrease: A.Improved medical care B.Changes in technology—ex: improved water treatment and waste removal; increased food production; food processing and refrigeration; improved nutrition

C.Migration-people moving A.Emigration— exiting/moving OUT of a country B.Immigration— moving INTO a country D.Wars E.Plagues-diseases that kill a lot of people.

7.Overpopulation: more people in an area than the resources can support. Is an area over populated? Geographers/Experts look at: a. birth rates b. death rates

What does the History of Population look like? Population density over time