Geography IGCSE

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What is the average annual change of the population size during a set period of time called?

Population growth rate.

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What was the world population in 1804?

1 billion.

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What is the predicted population stabilization by the UN in 2100?

11 billion.

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What term is used for when there are more people in an area than can be supported by its resources?

Overpopulation.

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What can overpopulation lead to?

Increased pollution, crime rates, unemployment, food and water shortages.

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Which country is a case study for overpopulation and has a population of over 217 million?

Nigeria.

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What is the predicted population density of Lagos by 2100?

It is predicted to become the world’s largest city, but exact density isn't provided in notes.

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What is the main cause of overpopulation in Nigeria?

High birth and fertility rates.

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What is a key feature of Japan's population change according to the case study?

Low birth rate and an ageing population.

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What is 'natural population change'?

The difference between birth rate and death rate.

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What does the Demographic Transition Model illustrate?

Stages of population change as countries develop, showing changes in birth and death rates.

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What stage is characterized by high birth and high death rates?

Stage 1.

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What leads to a decrease in birth rates in countries with high fertility?

Access to family planning and contraception, cultural preferences, and women's education.

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What are pull factors in migration?

Factors motivating people to move into a country.

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What is one example of a positive impact on the country of destination from migration?

Increased diversity and cultural enrichment.

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What are some impacts of underpopulation in countries like Canada?

Shortage of workers and an ageing population.

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How does deforestation primarily occur in rainforests?

Through agriculture, especially for cattle ranching.

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What factors contribute to the high birth rate in Niger?

Average age of marriage at 15.7 and low educational levels for girls.

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What adaptation allows the Amazon Ceiba tree to survive in dry conditions?

Storing water in the trunk.

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What is one reason people migrate from urban to rural areas since the 1970s?

Rising costs of big cities.

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What is an adaptation of the fog basking beetle in the Namib desert?

Gets water by standing on its head to collect fog.