AP Human Geography: Population and Migration (Part 2)

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1
Pleasant climate and an abundancy of jobs can be considered ______.
push factors
pull factors
things people want
chosen factors
2
The difference between the number of births and deaths within a particular country is the ______.
population growth rate
population density
growing birth rate
natural increase rate
3
Approximately 80% of the world's population lives in ______.
less-developed countries
the Pacific
more-developed countries
the United States
4
Pro-natalist policy encourages ______.
population control
births
people to work
baby boomers
5
This is used in less developed countries to analyze population vs. cropland.
physiologic density
agricultural geography
crop density
carrying capacity
6
_______ is the largest number of people that the enviroment of a particular area can sustainably support.
Agricultural capacity
Carrying capacity
Population capacity
Economic capacity
7
When people leave an area due to environmental factors it is called __________.
mass migration
chain migration
voluntary migration
eco-migration
8
The number of people living in a given unit area is called _________.
arithmetic density
physiologic density
area density
urban density
9
This refers to the percentage of people who are too old or too young to work.
dependency ratio
Neo-Malthusians
generation X
dependents
10
_________is the most important geographic phenomena affecting the cultural landscape of the U.S. in the last century.
The Dust Bowl
Suburbanization
Internal migration
Progressive push

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AP Human Geography: Population and Migration (Part 2)

10 termsStudBud Administration13,237 plays

Flashcards10 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 10

Answers

1
Pleasant climate and an abundancy of jobs can be considered ______.
push factors
pull factors
things people want
chosen factors
2
The difference between the number of births and deaths within a particular country is the ______.
population growth rate
population density
growing birth rate
natural increase rate
3
Approximately 80% of the world's population lives in ______.
less-developed countries
the Pacific
more-developed countries
the United States
4
Pro-natalist policy encourages ______.
population control
births
people to work
baby boomers
5
This is used in less developed countries to analyze population vs. cropland.
physiologic density
agricultural geography
crop density
carrying capacity
6
_______ is the largest number of people that the enviroment of a particular area can sustainably support.
Agricultural capacity
Carrying capacity
Population capacity
Economic capacity
7
When people leave an area due to environmental factors it is called __________.
mass migration
chain migration
voluntary migration
eco-migration
8
The number of people living in a given unit area is called _________.
arithmetic density
physiologic density
area density
urban density
9
This refers to the percentage of people who are too old or too young to work.
dependency ratio
Neo-Malthusians
generation X
dependents
10
_________is the most important geographic phenomena affecting the cultural landscape of the U.S. in the last century.
The Dust Bowl
Suburbanization
Internal migration
Progressive push