1. 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

2. 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

3. Population Measurement Tools
Abbreviation
Measurement
Statistic
CBR
CDR
NIR
TFR
IMR

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

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

6. 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

7. 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

8. 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

9. 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

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

11. Population Pyramids

12. Natalism v Anti-Natalism
Pro-Natalist Policies
Anti-Natalist Policies

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

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

15. 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

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

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

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

19. 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

20. Questions?