Population Density. Creating a Theory How did the world become populated?

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Population Density

Creating a Theory How did the world become populated?

Where do you believe people live? Orange-Tundra Purple-Taiga Green-Grassland Black-Temperate Forest Yellow-Desert Blue- Tropical Rain Forest Brown- Mediterranean

Based on what you see on the map, which areas of the world do you think are most densely populated? Why? Which areas do you believe are least populated? How do you think climate impacts where people live around the world? Population and Climate

Population Today- 7.4 Billion!

Population Density Which areas of the world are most densely populated? Was your prediction correct? Why do you believe these areas are the most densely populated?

How has Population changed? In just 100 years the world population increased from 1.5 to 6.1 billion ,000, ,000, ,262,000, ,650,000, ,532,227, ,122,770,000 Future Prediction ,306,128, ,124,926,000

World Population World Population Clock What are some problems that a growing population creates? What problems do you predict we will have in the future if the population continues to grow?