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Population Geography

Population Geography. Carrying Capacity Fertility Rate Push-pull factor Rate of Natural Increase Death Rate Population Distribution Zero Population Growth

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Page 1: Population Geography. Carrying Capacity Fertility Rate Push-pull factor Rate of Natural Increase Death Rate Population Distribution Zero Population Growth

Population Geography

                                                                                                            

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Carrying CapacityFertility RatePush-pull factorRate of Natural IncreaseDeath RatePopulation DistributionZero Population GrowthPopulation PyramidBirthratePopulation Density

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?????????????????????????*Is the population of Texas growing or decreasing?*Where do people live in Texas?*What is the average age of people in yourState?Why do we need to know this???

What are some other questions about population a geographer might ask?

Why??????

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Demographics Population densityReplacement Rate Population distributionFertility Rate 1492- 450 millionDeveloped countries 1850- 1 billionDeveloping countries 1945- 2 billionThomas Malthus 1965- 3 billionCarrying capacity 1978- 4 billionHunger 1989- 5 billionExponential growth 1999- 6 billionPandemic 2011- 7 billionBlack Death(Bubonic Plague) infant mortalityIndustrial Revolution natural rate of increaseQuality of life zero population growthBirth rate Top 5 countries in populationDeathrate

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Geographers study the relationships betweenpopulations and their environment.

Notice a familiartheme????

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MAPS

They use…..

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TEXAS

GRAPHS

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Population PyramidsPopulation Pyramid Explanation

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Spatial PerspectiveWhere is everybody?

Why????

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Graph Review:*What type of graph would be best to show change over time?

*What type of graph would be best to show a comparison?

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Demography

The statistical study of humanpopulations.

Demographics

Statistics (information in number form)about human populations.

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How can studyingdemographic

statistics be useful?

School AdministratorTaco Bell ManagerPoliticianAdvertising Executive

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Population Density

Average # of people per square mile.

In the United States we have about 300 million people and 3,717,792

square miles.

What is our population density?

About 81 people per square mile

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Canada’s population is about 32 million and they have 3,851,788

square miles. What is Canada’s population density?

About 8 people per square mile

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Monaco is a microstate in Europe on the Mediterranean coast borderingFrance and Spain. It’s population is about33,000 and it has .75 square miles.What is Monaco’s population density?

About 44,000 per square mile!

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Egypt has a population density of 180 people per square mile, but since 90% of the country is desert, most people livealong the Nile River.

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So, what does population densityactually tell us?

Can you think of a different way to figurethe population density of a country?

An AVERAGE!!!

What does it allow us to infer???

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Arable land: Land that can be farmed.

Measured in arable land, Egypt’s population density isabout 9,000 per square mile.

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Population Distribution

*90% of the world’s people live in the Northern Hemisphere.*2/3 of those people live between 20’-60’ North (what latitude region???)*many live in low-lying areas, particularly along fertile river valleys near the edges ofcontinents

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POPULATION IS NOTEVENLY DISTRIBUTED!

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TRENDS IN WORLD POPULATION..

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Culture hearth: A place in whichimportant ideas begin and thereafter spread to surrounding cultures.

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Ancient examples:

*Mesopotamia (Fertile Crescent)

*Egypt

*China

*Olmec, Teotihuacan, Maya

*Indus River Valley

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*Where are these places?*What is it like there?

*What is the population density today?

Draw a conclusion from this information.

Make an observation

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Population ChangeVocabulary

Birthrate Death rateMigration emigrantsImmigrants refugeesPush/pull factors rate of natural Zero population increasegrowth

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Let’s review!

1. What is the statistical study of human populations?2. Why do people study population geography? How is it applied in the “real” world?3. What three things does population density reflect about a country?4. Why is the world’s population so unevenly distributed?5. What terms are associated with population change?

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Where is Bangladesh????