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Number of births per 1000 people in a population is...
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Crude birth rate
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Number of deaths per 1000 people in a population is...
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Crude death rate
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70 / growth rate % is...
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Doubling time
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Birth rate minus death rate divided by 10 gives...
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Growth rate percent
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The amount of time it takes to double the size of a population is...
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Doubling time
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High birth rate and high death rate leads to....
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stable population; phase I of demographic transition
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High birth rate and low death rates lead to...
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rapidly increasing population; phase II of demographic transition...
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Dropping birth rate in phase III of demographic transition is called...
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Fertility transition
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Phase II of demographic transition is also called....
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Epidemiological Transition
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Why does fertility drop in phase III of demographic transition?
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Many women choose to work or become educated and not have children.
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The epidemiological transition is noted by...
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better sanitation, health care, and disease prevention & cures.
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Low birth rates along with low death rates lead to...
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stable population characteristic of a developed country
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Phase II and III are typical of which type countries
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developing countries
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The number of children a female gives birth to is called...
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total fertility rate
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A total fertility rate of 2.0 is called...
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replacement level fertility
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What will happen to the population size with this type of population pyramid?
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It will shrink
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What will happen to the population with this kind of population pyramid?
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It will increase rapidly.
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What will happen to the population size if a country has this population pyramid?
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It will increase.
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What will happen to population size in a population with this age structure graph?
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It will remain constant. It will neither increase nor decrease.
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What fertility rate does this age structure imply?
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Less than 2 children per woman
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What fertility rate does this age structure graph imply?
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Much more than 2 children per woman
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What fertility rate does this age structure graph imply?
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More than 2 children per woman.
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What fertility rate does this age structure graph suggest?
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2 children per woman, which is called replacement level fertility
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Which stages show stable population?
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A & D, stages I & IV
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Which stage of this demographic transition indicates rapid population growth
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B, stage II
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Which stages show "epidemiological" transition?...
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B: stage II = epidemiological
C: stage III = fertility |
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Which stage shows fully developed countries, such as those of the west?
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D: stage IV
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