AP-Human Geography Unit 2 Review
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Ecumene
Where the majority of people live based of the environment.
NonEcumene
The “Too’s”. Ex. too cold, too dry, too wet, etc.
Density
Amount of people; The more people there is, the bigger the density.
Airable land
Farm land
Agricultural density
Number of farmers per land; wealth indicator.
Demographic Equation
Method of calculating the total population of the Country based on the increase of migration over time.
CBR
Crude birth rate: The number of births per 1000 people.
Low birth rate
20 per 1000 people
High Birth Rate
30 per 1000 people
TBR
Transitional birth rate: Crude birthrate between 20 and 30 for every thousand people.
TFR
Total Fertility Rate: Average number of children that a woman has.
Replacement level Fertility
2.1 is the replacement; Two people replace two people.
Gender roles
Stereotypes based off gender.
CDR
Crude death rate: The number of deaths per 1000 people.
IMR
Infant Mortality rate: How many infants die within one year of life per 1000 words(indicator of healthcare.)
Child Mortality Rate
Deaths of children under the age of 5.
RNI and NIR
Rate of natural increase and Natural increase rate: Subtract deaths from Births over 1000= percentage of increase.
ZPG
When a country has the same amount of births and deaths in a year.
Doubling time
Number of years it takes for a population to double in size.
life expectancy
How long people are expected to live.
DTM
Demographic transition model: Used Birth and death rates to show the population growth over time. Economic development play a huge role .
Four conditions
Births, immigration, deaths, and emigration.
DTM Stage 1
Most of history! High and equal, NIR was low, No country exists in it now.
DTM Stage 2
High growth, fast NIR’s, declining death rates, high birthrates, industrial and medical resolution's in 1950’s. Typically sub Saharan Africa and poor countries.
DTM state 3
Crude birth rate falls quickly caused by social and economic changes; improved status of women.
DTM stage 4
Approaching zero (ZPG) lower birth rates in mostly developed countries.
DTM stage 5
Low birth rates, Mostly developed countries. Means population is declining.
Epidemiology
Study of diseases
Epidemiological transition Theory
Different Causes of death