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APHUG: Population and Migration
APHUG: Population and Migration
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APHUG review for Population and Migration.
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What stage of the demographic transition has declining death rates and high birth rates?
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If you get offered a new job with a big raise but you had to move to get there, it would be:
Push factor
Forced migration
Pull factor
External migration
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An example of an anti-natalist population policy is....
China's one-child policy
Providing tax credits for newborn mothers
Kicking out all citizens named Natalie
Japan's speed-dating services to encourage marriage
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A pyramid is relatively rectangular shaped, what stage of the DTM does this represent?
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Monies migrants send home are called:
Reverse remittances
Remittances
Refugee camps
Bracero Program
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What is it called when talented or intelligent people migrate out of a country?
Transhumance
Voluntary migration
Nomadism
Brain drain
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What is the internal migration pattern seen in the US?
North and east
North and west
South and west
South and east
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Statistic calculated as the average number of children born to a woman of childbearing age.
Total fertility rate
Child mortality rate
Crude replacement rate
Dependency Ratio
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What stage of the DTM is Japan in?
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Physiological density is...
Number of people per unit area of food-producing land
the total measure of a population relative to land size
Huge urban conglomerates
The arrangement of people on the earth's surface
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What was Malthus' theory?
Population grows faster than food
Food grows exponentially while population grows linearly
Food grows faster than population
We should all eat less
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This is calculated by the number of live births per year, per 100 people.
Crude death rate
Crude birth rate
Total fertility rate
Child-bearing age
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A pyramid looks like an upside down triangle or a cup, what stage does this represent?
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Which of the following is an example of a pull factor?
Genocide
War
Environmental disaster
Favorable climate
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Migration wherein migrants do not have the ability to choose.
Voluntary migration
Transhumance
Internally displaced peoples
Forced migration