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The Demographic Transition Model (2023W)
The Demographic Transition Model (2023W)
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How does the Agricultural Revolution help to INCREASE population growth in STAGE 2 of the DTM?
When people aren’t hungry they stop fighting.
Increased food production = more calories for people to live on
Healthier food is produced.
Flamin’ Hot Cheetos are invented.
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STAGE 3 countries are mainly agricultural production economies.
True
False
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Why does the BIRTH RATE continue to rise during STAGE 2 of the DTM when the DEATH RATE drastically decreases?
More people were needed to farm the land and work in the factories.
Education not widespread so people were confused about how babies are made.
Conflict and war over food and access to tech caused a need for children.
People had not adjusted behavior to match the new access to food and health
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There are 4 countries (states) today that are in STAGE 1 of the Demographic Transition Model?
True
False
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Why is there little to no population growth during STAGE 1 in the Demographic Transition Model (DTM)?
The development of agriculture began to provide more healthy outcomes.
High rates of babies eaten by predators
High death rates due to disease, hunger, war, lack of sanitation, & health.
Humans were highly cannibalistic and therefore mass consumption=low growth
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How does the Industrial Revolution and new technology help to INCREASE population growth in STAGE 2 of the DTM?
People live longer due to medical advancements.
Capitalism promotes trade and ends wars.
Better educated people have more children
Working in a factory is safer than working on a farm.
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Birth rates and death rates are low.
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 1
Stage 2
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People in STAGE 1 of the Demographic Transition Model had very high life expectancies...
True
False
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All people in STAGE 1 of the Demographic Transition Model farmed for a living.
False
True
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Which BEST DESCRIBES the difference between a STAGE 2 & STAGE 3 country?
In Stage 3 population is increasing at a slower rate.
Stage 3 countries have more babies being born per family.
Stage 2 countries have longer life expectancies.
In Stage 2 pop. decreases and agriculture is the dominant economic activity
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The economies of STAGE 4 countries are based heavily in which of the following?
Producing industrial goods and products to be sold abroad.
Providing services not producing industrial products. Finance / insurance.
Extracting natual resources to be shipped abroad for use and processing.
Processing natural raw materials into finished products.
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Why are there high birth rates in STAGE 1 of the Demographic Transition Model?
Humans needed more children to use as bait to trap food.
Because of their religion.
To replace the high number of childern that did not make it to adulthood.
Humans needed more children to work in farm fields and clean the cave.
13
Are there more doors or wheels on the earth?
Doors
Wheels
Floors
Windows
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Primarily a manufacturing and industrial economy.
Stage 4
Stage 1
Stage 3
Stage 2
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Why does the DEATH RATE start to decrease in STAGE 2 of the DTM?
Better communication ends war.
People become better hunters.
Anti-natalist policies are promoted by developing countries.
The Industrial & Agricultural Revolution provide tech and food
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Very high rates of women empowerment and access to family planning.
Stage 2
Stage 1
Stage 3
Stage 4
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More food production and the industrial revolution that take place during STAGE 2 of the DTM cause ppl to migrate....
To other continents for the first time in human history.
From rural areas into cities and urban areas to work, fewer farmers needed.
From urban areas to new "surburban" areas just outside,
From urban to rural areas to participate in farming to grow more food.
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Why does the BIRTH RATE go down in STAGE 3 of the DTM?
Public infrastructure causes more disease and much higher death rates.
Processed foods lower people's interest in sex.
Lack of sex education in schools = people confused at how to produce babies
Increase in women's status, access to birthcontol, lower poverty levels.
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There are isolated areas or regions of countries (states) that fall under STAGE 1 of the Demographic Transition Model.
False
True
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Why does the BIRTH RATE start to decrease in STAGE 3 of the DTM?
Urban living is expensive and more babies survive.
Birth control liquid is added to the water supply.
Pro-natalist policies backfire causing people to stop procreating.
Women gain the right to vote.
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STAGE 3 countries benefit from increased medical advancements and economic trade that lowers poverty levels.
True
False
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Very high death rates and very high birth rates.
Stage 4
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
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Why might too many "rich people" be a challenge for the future?
Rich people tend to have larger families.
Rich people use more resources, increases forces cause of climate change.
Rich people don't work in factories.
Rich people take up way too much space leaving no room for everyone else.
