Define an Urban area.

An area with a high population density and infrastructure of built environment.

What was the impact of the Industrial Revolution?

It caused a significant increase in industrial production and urbanization.

How do you calculate natural increase?

Subtract the death rate from the birth rate

Identify the four main push/pull factors: Economic, Cultural, Environmental, Political; Social, Technological, Economic, Environmental; Political, Social, Technological, Cultural; Environmental, Economic, Social, Political

Economic, Cultural, Environmental, Political

What is the difference between immigration and emigration?

Immigration refers to coming to live in a foreign country, while emigration refers to leaving one's country to live in another.

What is the difference between workers and dependents?

Workers are individuals who are employed and earn a wage, while dependents are individuals who rely on others for financial support.

How do you find the Rate of Natural Increase?

Subtract the death rate from the birth rate

What is population density?

The number of people living per unit of area

Which of the following best describes a less developed country? A country with a high level of industrialization and high standard of living, A country with a low level of industrialization and low standard of living, A country with a rapidly growing economy and high population growth, A country with a stable economy and low population growth

A country with a low level of industrialization and low standard of living

What is urbanization?

The process of making an area more urban.

A type of map that distorts the geometry of regions to convey information about an alternate variable.

How do you make a place's natural increase?

By increasing birth rates and decreasing death rates

Urbanization is the process of:

increasing the urban population

What is population density?

The number of people living per unit of area

The process of entering a country to live there permanently

Emigration refers to the act of: Leaving one's country to live in another

Leaving one's country to live in another

What is population density?

The number of people living per unit of area

Which of the following is an example of a cartogram? A map showing population density using distorted areas, A traditional political map, A topographic map, A weather map

A map showing population density using distorted areas

Emigration refers to the act of:

Leaving one's country to live in another

What does less population mean?

A decrease in the number of people in a given area

What does birth rate mean?

The number of births per 1,000 people per year

What does death rate mean?

The number of deaths per unit of population in a given time period

Urbanization refers to the process of:

increasing the urban population

What is population density?

The number of people living per unit of area

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The Industrial Revolution did what?

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Led to the development of new manufacturing processes

2.

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The process of leaving a country to take up permanent or semi-permanent residence is called:

Back

Emigration

3.

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What does a developed country mean?

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A country with a high level of industrialization and standard of living

4.

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What does a less developed country mean?

Back

A country with a low level of industrialization and income.

5.

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What is an example of a push/pull factor?

Back

Natural disaster

6.

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What allowed early humans to get to North America?

Back

The Bering Land Bridge

7.

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Define a Rural Area.

Back

An area with low population density and large open spaces.

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