Demographic Transition Introduction Video

What does the Demographic Transition Model primarily describe?

• The impact of climate change on population

• The transition of birth and death rates as a nation develops

• The political structure of developing nations

• The cultural changes in ancient civilizations

What is the primary characteristic of Stage One of the Demographic Transition Model?

• Low birth rates and high death rates

• High birth rates and high death rates

• Low birth rates and declining population

• High birth rates and low death rates

Which factor primarily reduces the death rate in Stage Two of the model?

• Access to sanitation, healthcare, and food security

• Increased birth rates

• Government policies

• Higher employment rates

Which of the following best describes Stage Three of the Demographic Transition Model?

• A stable population due to high birth and death rates

• A rapid population increase due to declining death rates

• Slower population growth due to lower birth rates

• A declining population due to high costs of living

Which countries are currently considered to be in Stage Four of the model?

• South Sudan and Nigeria

• India, Brazil, and Vietnam

• Japan and Germany

• The U.S., Canada, France, and Australia

What is the major concern for nations in Stage Five of the model?

• Overpopulation

• A declining population and fewer young workers

• Increased birth rates leading to resource depletion

• The spread of infectious diseases

According to the video, which of the following could influence future population trends? (Select all that apply.)

• Economic booms

• Wars and pandemics

• Changes in government policies