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AP Human Geography Unit Two Quiz P7
AP Human Geography Unit Two Quiz P7
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A Quiz about the second unit in the AP Human Geography course. Lily Beebe, Marcus, Alyssa, Mallory
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1
What was the birth rate when the total population was at its lowest
1000
4000
3000
2000
2
What is China's population policy?
China doesn't have a population policy
One child per family at the most
No more than 4 children
At least 2 children per household
3
In which two areas of this country are the population densities greatest?
The Midwest and California
California and the Northeast
The Midwest and the Northwest
Wyoming and Utah
4
Which of these are a major environmental factor?
Seacoasts
Population
Location
Migration
5
Migration from a location is....?
Migration
Net Migration
Immigartion
Emigration
6
In the demographic transition theory .. this stage is a stage of mature industrial economy....
stage 4 (post- industrial)
stage 2 (high growth)
stage 1( low growth preindustrial)
Stage 3 (moderate growth)
7
Which stage of the Demographic Transition Model does this population pyramid represent?
Stage one
Stage two
Stage three
Stage four
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What is Epidemiology?
Distinctive causes of death in each stage of the DTM.
The number of males per 100 females in a population.
The scientific study of population characteristics.
A branch of medical science that controls diseases.
9
Based on this population pyramid, which country does it most likely represent?
Nigeria
Japan
Mexico
United States
10
What was Thomas Malthus' theory?
Land was no longer going to be able to farm on
Population would outgrow food supply
Population was going to double in the next 100 years
Food supply would double population
11
What is a pandemic?
A bar graph representing the distribution of population.
A decline in the total fertility rate of a country.
A type of food.
Disease that occurs over a wide geographic area.
12
Which of these is an example of a push factor?
economic wealth in current place
suitable land for farming
war
job opportunities
13
The circumstance of too many people for the land to support is....?
Overpopulation
Sustainability
Arable Land
Carrying Capacity
14
What is a refugee?
a person who flees for safety in time of economic hardships
a person who goes somewhere for work
a person who leaves for family deaths/sickness
a person who migrates to find a job
15
An area's number of people that it can support on a sustained basis is...?
Distance decay
Sustainability
Carrying Capacity
Overpopulation
16
What is the total number of people divided by the total land area?
Arithmetic (Crude) Density
Agricultural Density
Physiological Density
Demography
17
What are some examples of pull factors?
Religious persecution, racial persecution
Drought, famine, bad governments
Family, strong governments, job opportunities
War, no jobs
18
What percentage of the population lives on the equator?
69%
55%
90%
30%
19
What is the 2nd stage of demographic transition
low growth(post industrial)
moderate growth
high growth
low growth (pre-industrial)
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What is arable land?
land for cows to graze on
land specifically given to farmers
land where crops grow
land suited for agriculture
