4. Stage 1 Crude Birth Rate: Crude Death Rate: Natural Increase Rate: 5. Stage 2 Crude Birth Rate: Crude Death Rate: Natural Increase Rate: statistics

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6. Stage 3 Crude Birth Rate: Crude Death Rate: Natural Increase Rate: 7. Stage 4 Crude Birth Rate: Crude Death Rate: Natural Increase Rate: Look at the map and answer the following questions: 8. Why are there very few people located in North Africa? (Name the specific geographic feature) 9. Which half of the United States is most densely populated? 10. Where is most of China’s population concentrated? Why? 11. – how people move from one place to another on the globe. (Ex. Immigrants, Emigrants, , Seasonal Workers, etc.)
Government Population Policies 12. Governments around the world have attempted to impact population growth trends with public policy. (Ex. Why do people migrate?  13. Refugee –  14. Evacuee - Impact of migration 15. and become strained and the citizen population can begin to suffer due to the influx of . In Europe, the refugee crisis from the has split citizens into pro and anti-refugee and has turned into a major political issue for all member countries. 16. The basic steps to a proper immigration policy include: A. B. C. D.
Look at the map and answer the following questions: 17. Name the 3 European countries taking in the most immigrants A. B. C. GO TO NEW POWERPOINTS Notebook Check Population PPT’s 1. Demography is the study of characteristics. 2. A is a map that uses land area to represent a resource. 3. : place where people are living long-term. 50% of the world’s population lives in what 2 regions? 4. 5.
6. Define population density: DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION STAGES 7. STAGE 1: Growth 8. STAGE 2: Growth 9. STAGE 3: Growth 10. STAGE 4: Growth DEMOGRAPHIC TRANSITION STAGES • STAGE 1 • • STAGE 2 • • STAGE 3 • • STAGE 4 •
• POSSIBLE STAGE 5 • Main focus of Population Pyramids: 11. 12.