Human Population Review

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What event in the mid-1700s significantly changed human population growth?

The cultural revolution

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Which combination of factors creates the highest population growth?

High birth rate + low death rate

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What is a population’s fertility rate?

The average number of children a woman has in her lifetime

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Stage 1

Pre-industrial

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Stage 2

Transitional

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Stage 3

Industrial

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Stage 4

Post-industrial

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Why has the human population grown so rapidly recently?

Lower death rates due to better medicine, sanitation, food, and technology

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Why do we look at the base of the population pyramid?

It shows the number of children who represent future population growth

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How can technology affect human impact on the environment?

It can reduce impact (clean energy, efficient tech) or increase impact (pollution, resource use)

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Compare India and Japan’s populations.

India is young and growing rapidly; Japan is aging and shrinking

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Pronatalists

Pronatalists: Encourage having children

  • Examples: tax incentives, pro-family policies, cultural/religious support for large families

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Antinatalists

Antinatalists: Discourage having children

  • Examples: one-child policies, environmental concerns, belief that life includes suffering

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<p>Explain what is happening in each chart </p>

Explain what is happening in each chart

A: Growing population

B: Stable population

C: Decreasing population

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How can you tell if a country is developed from a population pyramid?

Narrow base, more rectangular shape, long life expectancy, low birth & death rates.

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How can you tell if a country is developing from a population pyramid?

Very wide base, steep pyramid shape, high birth rate, shorter life expectancy.

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What does a wide base on a population pyramid mean?

High birth rate, high TFR, developing country, low women workforce.

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What does a narrow base on a population pyramid mean?

Low birth rate, low TFR, developed country, more women in workforce.

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How can you tell if women are active in the workforce using a population pyramid?

Low birth rates → narrow base → women delay childbirth to work.

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How can you tell if a country is wealthy or poor from a population chart?

  • Wealthy: Narrow base, long bars at older ages (long life expectancy).

  • Poor: Wide base, early narrowing, few older adults.

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How does education level appear on a population pyramid?

  • Educated: Lower fertility → narrow base.

  • Uneducated: High fertility → very wide base.

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How do you identify high TFR (Total Fertility Rate)?

Very wide base (lots of children).

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How do you identify low TFR?

Narrow base (few children).

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How can you tell if a country has good healthcare?

Lots of older adults, wide top, low death rates.

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How can you tell if a country has poor healthcare?

Few older adults, sharp narrowing at the top, higher death rates.

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What does a steep pyramid shape tell you overall?

Developing, high birth rate, high TFR, low education, poor healthcare.

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What does a rectangular or barrel-shaped pyramid tell you?

Developed, low birth rate, low TFR, high education, strong healthcare.