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Duplicate of APHG Population & Migration
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What best describes the largest chunks of this population?
Farming communities
Young urban professionals and their children
Industrial workers and child labor
Californians are crazy.
2
According to the United Nation, the population reached this number in 2011.
6 billion
7 billion
9 billion
5 billion
3
Factors in a population's place of origin that make that population want to emigrate.
Push Factors
Cultural Factors
Pull Factors
Environmental Factors
4
Which population profile indicates it cannot create a natural replacement population?
Germany (right)
Can't tell from this diagram
United States (middle)
Kenya (left)
5
Neo-Malthusians believe the world will become overpopulated because
The Demon Malthus undead army to emigrate out of hell.
Humans will exhaust the resources necessary to produce food
Crude Birth Rates will continue to increase
Advancements in medicine will keep people alive to long
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What most likely produces this population profile?
Extremely high IMR
Industrial workers
Retirement community
College
7
What stage of the DTM has the Highest natural increase rate (NIR)?
Stage 1
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 4
8
According to the map, the highest infant mortality (reddish/black) is in which region?
East Asia
Western Europe
Australia
Sub Saharan Africa
9
What country is most likely to have the highest crude birth rate?
Denmark
Mexico
Japan
Ethiopia
10
What is not a reason Malthus's predictions about over population were wrong?
Birth rates went down
Emigration from Europe slowed population growth
Food production increased faster than he anticipated
Better medicine decrease IMR
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Factors that entice or induce a person to immigrate.
Pull Factors
Push Factors
environmental
political
12
Unless there is a major catastrophe, the expected human population in 2050 will be:
6 billion
7 billion
12 billion
9 billion
13
This graphic would be best used to do which of the following?
show the relative population of US states
accurately assess the population of the USA
show the location of world cities
show the location of cities in the United States
14
This 18
th
century economist predicted that the world's population would run out of food.
Malthus
Jefferson
Sauer
Axanamander
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What is the major factor that shapes the demographic transition model?
religion
social change
economic development
lessening the impact of endemic diseases
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What country is not likely to see under population & high dependency ratios in the near future?
Japan
Russia
Germany
Brasil
17
What are these images in regards to migration?
ecumene
site
intervening obstacles
environment
18
What formal region most likely has the lowest arithmetic density?
Japan
Egypt
Malaysia
England
19
Why does the birth rate drop in phase three of DTM?
women take paying jobs outside of the home
government policies
infant mortality declines
women finally do some work
20
The U.S. is in late stage 4 of the DTM. What is the continued population growth attributed to?
Net out-migration
Net in-migration
Increasing CBR going into stage 5
Decreasing CDR going into stage 5
21
After WWII the US recruited German scientists and the USSR captured them. This is an example of
Net Immigration
Brain Drain
Forced Immigration
Voluntary Immigration
22
What country applied an anti-natal "one child policy" to slow their population growth?
Russia
China
Germany
Japan
23
What is the best description of net migration?
Immigration minus emigration equals the net migration.
Using a net gun to stop retirees from crossing into Florida.
Immigration plus migration equals net migration.
Emigration minus immigration equals the net migration.
24
What is this geographic feature that could potentially create internally displaced peoples?
Flood Plain
Volcano
Fault Line
Coastal Region
25
If physiological density is very high then what is probably low?
arithmetic density
agricultural density
sustainability
emigration
26
What is not an example of forced migration?
S. Vietnamese government officials seeking asylum (1972).
Latin Americans migrating to the US to escape poverty.
Internally displaced peoples after Hurricane Katrina (2005).
Refugees fleeing ethnic cleansing in Rwanda (1994).
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Whats not an impact of Euros migrating to the US during the US industrial revolution 1870-1920?
Established various European languages throughout the US.
Expedited population growth in the US.
Relieved overpopulation in Europe
Supplied a workforce for the US growing economy
28
A Mexican guest worker that regularly returns home for the holidays and then back to the US.
illegal migration
step migration
circulation migration
migration transition
29
Ethnic enclaves like China town in NY or Ibor City in the early 20th c. are a result of
Forced Migration
Brain Drain
Chain Migration
Quotas
30
What most likely produces this population profile?
Zombie Apocalypse
Seasonal workforce
College
Industrial workers
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The protection granted to someone who has left their native country as a political refugee.
guest worker
asylum
quota
citizenship
32
An immigrants on an H2A guest worker visa is an example of
refugee
illegal immigration
Intraregional migration
international migration
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How has technology increased mobility in regards to migration?
reduced the impacted of cultural intervening obstacles
reduced the impact of environmental intervening obstacles
increased the impact of cultural intervening obstacles
increased the impact of environmental intervening obstacles
