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What political factors are highly impacted by population distribution?
Representation and resource allocation
What areas typically have greater access to political representation: Densely populated or sparsely populated?
Densely populated
How is political representation in the United States government impacted by population density?
In the House of Representatives, a state is given representatives based on its population
In the US, boundaries such as congressional districts are often drawn based on….
Population
How can population distribution impact the government outside of democratic systems?
Densely populated areas have more economic and cultural influence, making them a bigger priority for government resources and service
What US State has the MOST seats in the HOR?
California
What states gained one seat in the HOR in 2020?
Oregon, Montana, Colorado, North Carolina, and Florida
What state gained two seats in the HOR in 2020?
Texas
What states lost a seat in the HOR in 2020?
California, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New York
As of 2020, how many representatives are in the HOR?
435
What states have only one representative in the HOR?
Alaska, Wyoming, North and South Dakota, Vermont, and Delaware
What states have two representatives in the HOR?
Hawaii, Rhode Island, Maine, New Hampshire, and Idaho
What states have 3 representatives in the HOR?
New Mexico and Nebraska
What states have 4 representatives in the HOR?
Nevada, Utah, Kansas, Iowa, Arizona, and Mississippi
What states have 5 representatives in the HOR?
Oklahoma and Conneticut
What states have 6 representatives in the HOR?
Louisiana and Kentucky
What states have 7 representatives in the HOR?
Alabama and South Carolina
What states have 8 representatives in the HOR?
Minnesota, Montana, Wisconsin, and Maryland
What states have 9 representatives in the HOR?
Arizona, Indiana, Tennessee, and Massachusetts
How many representatives in the HOR does Washington have?
10
How many representatives in the HOR does Virginia have?
11
How many representatives in the HOR does New Jersey have?
12
How many representatives in the HOR does Michigan have?
13
How many representatives in the HOR does Ohio have?
15
What states have 17 representatives in the HOR?
Illinois and Pennsylvania
How many representatives in the HOR does North Carolina have?
14
How many representatives in the HOR does New York have?
26
How many representatives in the HOR does Texas have?
38
How many representatives in the HOR does California have?
52
How many representatives in the HOR does Florida have?
28
What countries typically have younger populations?
Developing
Why do developing countries have younger populations?
A high birth rate helps families grow and survive
A younger population means governments will likely improve…
Education, childcare, and entry-level jobs
A government with an older population will likely prioritize…
Healthcare and retirement benefits
Sudan has a (younger/older) population
Younger
Germany has a (younger/older) population
Older
A government whose country is undergoing urbanization will likely promote…
Infrastructure, public transport, and better housing access
What determines an area’s labor productivity?
The composition of an area’s population
Why does a larger population increase opportunities for greater economic output and urban or industrial developments?
It has a more varied labor pool
What urban and industrial developments can a large population encourage?
Larger cities, better factories, and cultural and technological diffusion
What is rural-urban migration/
The migration of people from rural areas to urban centers
True or False: Higher population densities increase the use of alternative energy sources
True
What areas have recently seen mass rural-urban migration and economic development?
Regions of Asia and Africa
How can greater population density effect how people live?
Increasing access to healthcare, more skilled job opportunities, and offer greater diversity
What is an ethnic enclave?
A densely populated center made up of one ethnicity or cultural identity
What does the Arch of Goodwill in Manila, Philippines reflect?
Relocation and stimulus diffusion in an ethnic enclave
What is the dependency ratio?
The ratio of people to young/old to support themselves to the working age population
What is the dependency ratio mathematically?
n:100
What does an age structure do
Display how a population is distributed across age groups
What is a benefit and drawback of a population with many young dependents?
It creates future economic growth but creates immediate economic need
How do aging dependents strain the economy?
On nationalized healthcare service, senior residential options, and government economic aid
What countries have offered incentives in an attempt to increase their population’s growth rate?
South Korea, Japan, and Russia
What is carrying capacity?
The maximum population a place’s natural resources can support sustainably
What are some examples of environmental issues linked to high population density?
Depletion of natural resources, greenhouse gas emissions, and chemical and sewage leakage.
What are greenhouse gases?
Gases that trap heat
What urban population clusters emit high amounts of greenhouse gases?
Shanghai in China, Tokyo in Japan, Seoul in South Korea, and NYC and Houston, Texas in the USA
Humans often avoid settling in areas with sparse resources, such as..
Deserts, steep mountains, impenetrable rainforests, and polar regions
What nation emits the MOST greenhouse gases, and what is the approximate number?
China, 10+ billion tons
About how many billion tons of greenhouse gases do India and the USA emit
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