1. Chapter 15: Terms and Review
Compare and Contrast These 3 Graphs Using Venn Diagram

2. Demography Define in own words.
Use in a sentence about Europe or Russia that demonstrates understanding.
Draw a picture or a symbol.

3. Replacement Rate Define in own words.
Use in a sentence about Europe or Russia that demonstrates understanding.
Draw a picture or a symbol.
What is a high replacement rate?
What is a low replacement rate?
Why is it important?

4. Population Changes in Europe Post 2000
How would you describe Europe’s population change since 2000?
Draw a picture to represent this.
How can you explain this phenomenon?
Why is this important

5. Fertility Rate
Define.
Use in a sentence w/ Europe or Russia that demonstrates understanding.
What would a fertility rate of 1 demonstrate?
What would a fertility rate of 5 demonstrate?
Compare and Contrast these countries fertility rate.

6. Aging Population
What are some effects of an aging population?

7. Labor Supply What is it? Why is it important?
What has been happening to Germany’s labor supply? When did this trend begin?

8. Life expectancy
What is it?
Why is it important?

9. Birth Rates What is it? Why is it important?
What are some strategies that European countries are using to respond to declining birth rates?
Cash for babies.
Rising retirement ages.
Family friendly workplace:
Paid leave
Daycare provided

10. How Do Population Trends Affect a Country’s Future?
Research one European country and discuss this question based on its data.
Analyze data over a 10, 20, and 50 year period.
What do the trends mean for the country’s economy?
Compare this European country to the United States over the same periods.

11. What do we call the study of human populations and how they change?
Biodiversity.
Demography.
Life Expectancy
Human Geography
B. Demography

12. Which of these statements is most likely true of a European country with a replacement rate under 2.0?
It population is growing older.
Its population is growing poorer.
Its population is growing up very rapidly.
Its population is growing more diverse.
A. Its population is growing older.

13. Which of these best describes population changes in Europe since 2000
Which of these best describes population changes in Europe since 2000? Research and support with a graph or a chart.
Brain Drain
Rural Decline
Urban sprawl.
Negative growth
D. Negative Growth

14. Italy has a larger population than Nigeria.
Italy has a total fertility rate of just over 1. Nigeria has a total fertility rate of more than 5. Which of these conclusions can be drawn from these facts?
Italy has a larger population than Nigeria.
Nigeria has a younger population than Italy.
Men in Italy retire later than men in Nigeria.
Women in Nigeria live longer than women in Italy.
B. Nigeria has a younger population than Italy.

15. A country with an aging population is most likely to face rapidly rising costs for which of the following?
Refugees
Pensions
Pollution
Unemployment
B. Pensions

16. Life expectancy is a measure of which of the following in a population?
The average age at which people die
The average age at which people retire
The average age at which people become parents.
The average age at which people enter the workforce. A.

17. Cash for babies, rising retirement ages, and family friendly workplace policies are all responses to Europe’s declining
Birth Rates
Living Standards
Life expectancies
Migration Streams. A.