1. The most significant implication of population growth is The most rapid growth is occurring in LDC

2. Too many people compared to available resources overpopulation

3. The world’s 4 th largest concentration of people is located in Southeast Asia

4. Most populated country in the world is China

5. 2/3 of the world’s population is located in which regions East Asia, Southeast Asia, Europe, and South Asia

6. Most people live in cites in Europe, North America, and other more developed countries Not in East Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast and South Asia

7. Most populous country in South East Asia Indonesia

8. People tend to live in __________________ lands. warm

9. Very few people live in highland areas, but there are many exceptions in Latin America

10. People per suitable area for agriculture Physiological density

11. Low agricultural density Large amount of arable land but small number of farmers

12. Arable land Land suitable for agriculture

13. Physiological density is much larger than arithmetic density, then a country has A small percentage of land suitable for agriculture

14. If two countries have the same arithmetic density we can assume these countries have The same number of people per area of land

15. The reason population growth increased approximately 10,000 years ago was Agricultural revolution

16. The annual population growth increased approximately 200 years ago because of the Industrial revolution

17. Diffusion of medical technology is The medical revolution

18. The average number of births women bear in their lifetime Total fertility rate

19. To study fertility, geographers many times use Crude birth rates

20. The time it takes the world’s population to double Doubling time

21. Current natural increase rate 1.2 percent

22. A decline in a country’s crude birth rate would result in a increase of a country’s Doubling time

23. Countries in Africa such as Uganda have higher Natural increase rates than the rest of the world

24. The lowest _______________are found in Europe in countries such as Denmark and Norway. Crude birth rates

25. When combined for all less developed countries, which of the rates is lower than more developed countries? Crude death rates

26. Why would a country have a lower crude death rate than the United States? Because that country would have a lower percentage of elderly people

27. Among world countries, the spread between the highest and lowest crude death rates is _______________ than the spread between the highest and lowest crude birth rates. less

28. Life expectancy is lower in __________________. Africa

29. Crude birth rate Total number of birth per 1,000 people in a society

30. Highest natural increase rates is in which stage of the demographic transition model? Stage two

31. The lowest crude birth rates are found in countries of which stage of the demographic transition? Stage 4

32. The highest crude death rates are in which stage of the demographic transition? Stage one

33. If a country has a crude birth rate of 40 and a crude death rate of 15, which stage of the demographic is this country in? Stage two

34. If country 1 has a crude birth rate of 40 and a crude death rate of 15, while country 2 has a crude birth rate of 20 and a crude death rate of 9. Which country has a higher natural increase rate. one

35. If a country has 1,000 births and 150 of them die before the age of one, this is an indication of that country’s Infant mortality rate

36. Rapidly decline crude death rates are found in which stage of the demographic transition? two

37. The invention of new technology 200 years ago moved countries from Stage one to stage two

38. Percentage of people too young or old to work Dependency ratio

39. The shape of a country’s population pyramid is shaped primarily By its crude birth rate

40. A birthrate of 10 per1000 people is typical of a country in stage four

41. A country such as Denmark or Norway would have a _____________population pyramid because of low birth rates narrow

42. England’s population pyramid would resemble another country in Europe such as Denmark or Norway. Not those of LDCs

43. Why would the population pyramid of Naples Florida be upside down? Large number of elderly people

44. Less developed countries enter stage 2 of the demographic transition because of Diffusion of medical technology from other countries

45. Malthus concluded that Rate of population would be higher than the development of food supplies

46. How did Malthus’s theory compare with food production? Food production was higher than Malthus predicted

47. Primary reason that natural increase rates in less developed countries have been declining is Declining crude birth rates

48. Low rate of contraceptive use in Africa is Low status of women

49. The reemergence of infectious and parasitic diseases may lead to A stage five of the epidemiological transition model

50. The most lethal epidemic in recent years has been Aids