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What does demography study?
Continents
Plants
Animals
Populations
Birth rate is:
Number of children in school
Number of babies born
Number of deaths
Number of immigrants
What is the death rate?
Number of hospitals
Number of people moving
Number of people who die
Number of babies born
Fertility rate measures:
Children per woman
Number of women
Number of families
Number of doctors
A physical factor for population distribution is:
Sports teams
Education system
Internet access
Good weather
One reason for high population in cities:
Fertile land
Good job opportunities
Jungle terrain
War
Migration is defined as:
Studying populations
Becoming older
Having many children
Moving to a new home
Internal migration happens:
Between families
To another continent
Between countries
Inside one country
Forced migration is caused by:
Tourism
Wars or disasters
Job offers
Family vacations
Densely populated regions usually have:
Bad climate
Good transport and jobs
Bad climate
Few people
A country is aging when:
It has more old people than young
Immigration is high
Death rate is low
It has many children
What is one effect of aging population?
More tourism
Less schools
Less pensions needed
More hospitals and pensions
What can support aging countries?
Fewer babies
High death rates
Immigration
Emigration
What does population density measure?
Land size
People per square kilometer
Buildings per area
People per family
Poor countries usually have:
Aging population
Low fertility rate
High growth rate
More old people
Which is a demographic challenge in the EU?
Few young people
Too much land
Overpopulation in jungles
Too many factories
