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16 Cards in this Set
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Based on the development of |
Western Europe |
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Developed by |
Thompson (1929) and Notestein (1945) |
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Stage 1 high fluctuating stage |
Pre industrial society with most of the population living in rural areas |
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Applicable to most of the world before |
1700 |
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BR and DR are |
High |
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Life expectancy and infant mortality are |
Low and high |
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Br is high due to |
1. No birth control or fam planning 2. High imr means that people have more kids in hope that some will survive 3. Agricultural society so you need plenty kids to work |
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High br is countered by: |
Deaths due to famine, poor nutrition, poor sanitation, lack of medicine and nat. Disasters |
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There were diseases such as |
Cholera and kwashikor due to lack of nutrients and prot3in |
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Population is |
Young with little or no growth |
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Example |
Indigenous groups, tribes |
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Stage 2: Early expanding stage |
Nat. Increase due to high br and decrease in the dr and imr |
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Nat increase occurs due to: |
Better nutrition, medical advances ( vaccines, drugs, hospitals, doctors) |
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Improvement in public health due to |
Better sanitation, access to clean water and efficient disposal of sewerage |
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Improved transport systems |
Doctors and food more accessible |
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Examples |
Haiti and india |
