Human Geography

The period of social and economic change that involves the extensive re-organisation of an economy, raises productivity, and has the potential to end some forms of poverty

• Developmental change

• Industrialization

• Gross Domestic Growth

• GDP per capita

The number of people within a given MEASURED area.

• Population

• Population Density

• Standard of Living

• Total Fertility Rate

This is the set of beliefs, values, and practices of a certain group of people.

• Pull factors

• Push factors

• Culture

• Demographics

A group of people's general comfort with personal space is an example of...

• Surface culture

• Deep culture

• Economic wealth

• Standard of living

This form of government has a strong central power that

limits political and individual freedom for citizens. There is no constitution, and people submit to the government's demands.

• Authoritarianism

• Oligarchy

• Republic

• Communism

Select the EXPANSIVE population pyramid:

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This is government where people have power/a say in governmental decisions.

• Oligarcy

• Communism

• Socialism

• Democracy

A developing country...

• ...is in the process of failing

• ...is in the process of industrialization

• ...is not in a good place

• ...is dealing with low total fertility rate

This population pyramid may tell us...

• ...this country has high birth rates

• ...this country's population will shrink

• ...this country is a developed country

• ...this country is an industrialized country

The average age a person in a given

population can expect to live

• Total Fertility Rate

• Average Age Span

• Life Expectancy

• Gross Domestic Product