Unit 6: Human Popultations

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Every second, on average, __ or __ children are

born, somewhere on the earth. In that same second,

__ or__other people die.

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ecological footprint

is a single number which estimates the relative amount of productive land required to support each of us

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tripled

Over the course of the 20th century, the global population has

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1.08

Currently, the global population is growing at an annual rate of __ %. 

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Thomas Malthus

In 1798, ____ hypothesized that human

populations would outstrip their food supply and

collapse into starvation, crime, and misery

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Karl Marx

_____ presented a view that population growth resulted from

poverty, resource depletion, pollution, and other

social ills

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8.1 billion

global population in 2025

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33 years

population doubling time in 1965

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155 years

population doubling time in 2050

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2.4

global average fertility rate

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2.1

replacement fertility rate

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1.9

Fertility rate in the US

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1.6

Fertility rate in China

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9.5 ha

Ecological footprint in the US, per person

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2.2 ha

footprint in Thailand

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70/growthrate%

Doubling time =

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Thomas Malthus

in 1798 published An Essay on the Principle of Population

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demography

encompasses vital statistics about

people, such as births, deaths, and where they live,

as well as total population size.

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rising

Life expectancy is ____ worldwide.

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total fertility rate

the number of children

born to an average woman in a population

during her entire reproductive life

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zero population growth

occurs when births plus

immigration in a population just

equal deaths plus emigration

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life span

is the oldest age to which a species is known to

survive

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life expectancy

is the average age that a newborn infant can

expect to attain in any given society.

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age class histograms

can show differences between

different ages of people in a population and illustrate

the social implications of population growth

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dependency ratio

the number of nonworking

compared with working individuals in a population

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Sub-Saharan Africa

Which geographic region has the highest fertility rates?

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AIDS

What is the number one cause of mortality for adolescents in Africa?

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Nigeria

What is the most populous African nation? 

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Brazil

Which South American country has the largest population?

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5,000

Annual income and life expectancy are strongly correlated up to about  __  U.S. dollars.

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population momentum

Continued population growth despite falling birth rates

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demographic trap

Rapidly growing populations may fall into a _____, a situation in which growth exceeds the sustainable yield of local forests, grazing lands, farmlands, or water resources.

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fecundity

the physical ability to reproduce

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fertility

is the actual production of offspring

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crude birth rate

the number of births in a year per thousand persons.

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ecologicla footprint analyisis

estimating the amount of territory needed to support all our consumption of food, paper, computers, energy, water, and other resources.

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crude death/mortality rates

are expressed in terms of the number of deaths per thousand persons in any given year.