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population density

Population density is a measure of the average population per square mile or kilometer of an area and measures how crowded a place is

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Population distribution

The pattern of human settlement or the spread of people across the Earth.

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what factors encourage a higher population

Transportation networks, trade routes, roads, and train lines encourage a higher population

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what happens if the scale of analysis changes?

relevant of certain factors such as climate, elevation, and industrialization changes as well

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Climate can also explain what

Can’t explain population distribution at a state Lake California

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What is social stratification?

The hierarchical division of people into groups based on factors such as economic status, power, and/or ethnicity

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What are cities characterized by?

Regions and neighborhoods where the local population shares a characteristic that distinguishes it from other neighborhoods

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what type of density measure?

A regions population

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what does psychological type of density measure?

The population by land

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what type of agriculture type of density measure?

The number of farmers to the area of arable land

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How do you calculate arithmetic density?

Calculate by dividing a regions population by its total area

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how do you calculate psychological density?

Calculated by dividing population by arable land

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How do you calculate agriculture density

Divide the number of farmers to the area of arable land

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what is the significance of arithmetic density

tells us the population in more simple terms

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what is the significance of physiological density

tells us the percentagr of the region’s land capable of growing crops

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What is the significance of agriculture density?

Shows the percentage of farmers able to produce food

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how does time and scale affect population densities?

Time influences population density at a local skill

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how does distribution of population demonstrate human choices

these choices reflect their values such as whether they choose to live in density, settled urban areas in cities or rural areas that are characterized by the presence of farming and agricultural activities

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How does population density impact economic decision?

Most economic decisions are based on population density and distribution. They’ll want to put jobs where people mostly are to gain money.

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how does population density impact political decisions?

Political decisions impact density. The constitution requires adjustments to boundaries every 10 years based on census data to maintain similar numbers of voters per district.

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how does population density impact social decisions?

Places like schools, hospitals, fire stations, etc. are positioned to close to concentration of population. Each facility acts as a node and each node is surrounded by a functional region.

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define infrastructure

the facilities and structures that allow people to carry out their typical activities

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What are the pros for high density areas?

The neighborhoods usually feature apartment and buildings that include many households

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cons for high density areas

contamination of the water supply for a downtown area can make thousands of people ill and disease spread

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define overpopulation

having more people than it can support

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define carrying capacity

the number of people a region can support w/out damaging the environment

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influence of time

the carrying capacity of a region can change over time

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influence on cities

cities could be built on land w/boow carrying capacity such as where the soil is not ideal for farming

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significane of density

In addition to agriculture, Many other aspects of the environment are affected as population density increase increases