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What is the replacement rate?
Number of births per woman
Number of infants per woman
Number of children each woman must have to maintain population
Number of deaths per woman
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News information
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persuade you by using facts
information that is unprocessed
information that provokes you often by using false or distorted information
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What is life expectancy?
Number of births
Number of years a person expects to live
Number of deaths
Number of infants
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What is population density?
Number of deaths
How crowded is the population
Number of births
Number of infants
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Immigrant
someone who ENTERS a country.
someone who LEAVES a country
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What does a low mortality rate indicate?
High numbers of elderly people
Lower economic countries
Healthy nation
Higher economy
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What does the infant mortality rate measure?
Number of infants that die
Number of births
Population density
Life expectancy
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What factor determines birth rate in poor countries?
Higher death rate
Need children to help
Higher economy
Lower birth rate
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What does population density refer to?
Life expectancy
Number of births
How crowded the population is
Number of deaths
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What is the definition of birth rate?
Number of deaths
Number of infants that die
Number of births
Number of elderly people
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Eugenic Favoring one race or cultural section of the population over another
False
True
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What does a low mortality rate indicate?
Low population density
Healthy population
Population growth
High birth rate
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Why has life expectancy improved over time?
Higher economy
Lower economic status
Lower birth rate
Medical advancements
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Why do some healthy nations have a higher death rate?
High numbers of elderly people
Lower birth rate
Higher economy
Higher death rate
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What does the birth rate measure?
Number of deaths
Number of births per 1000
Life expectancy
Population density
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When people move because they want to - their choice
Voluntary migration
Refugee
External Migration
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Moving from place to place within a country
Internal Migration
Migrant
External Migration
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Push Factor
Empty choice
Natural disasters, lack of jobs, wars, political oppression
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What does the mortality rate measure?
Number of deaths
Number of births
Life expectancy
Population density
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What does fertility rate measure?
Number of births per woman
Number of infants per woman
Number of elderly people per woman
Number of deaths per woman
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Reason that makes you want to go to a certain country.
Pull factors
Push factor
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Expansive makes the population grow
True
False
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What is the definition of infant mortality rate?
Number of infants that die before 1st birthday
Number of deaths
Number of births
Number of elderly people
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Moving from place to place within the same country
Internal Migration
Birth rate
Migrant
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Restrictive makes the population shrink
False
True
