APHG Unit 2.2 Lesson Review

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What is population distribution?

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The spread of population in a given area or region.

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What factors influence population distribution?

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Climate, resources, economic opportunities, political stability, and social factors

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What is the term for the movement of people from one place to another?

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migration

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Which of the following is NOT one of the four major global population clusters mentioned in the class notes?
Europe Cluster,
South Asia Cluster,
East Asia Cluster,
North America Cluster

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North America Cluster

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Which physical feature is NOT listed as influencing the distribution of human populations? Climate, Landforms, Bodies of Water, Shopping Centers

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Shopping Centers

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Which of the following is NOT a human factor that influences the distribution of human populations according to the class notes? Political, Historical, Economic, Technological

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Technological

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What does population distribution refer to?

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The spread of population in an area.

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Which two environmental problems are associated with higher population density? Options: Increased demand for natural resources and climate change., Reduction in manufacturing goods and increased technology use., Improved agricultural efficiency and reduced arable land., Decreased natural gas emissions and less climate change.

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Increased demand for natural resources and climate change.

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What is the definition of carrying capacity?

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The total population an area can support without destroying the environment.

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How does population density affect political representation?

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More densely populated areas have greater representation.