Overpopulation In America Essay

Throughout Asia there are lots of ways that the population increased and decreased over sixty years. In sixty year the population tripled from fifty million to one - hundred and fifty million people. Fifty years ago women would have up to seven children but out of the seven children four of them would potentially die from illnesses and diseases, the others lived up to at most fifty year. Then technology of doctors and people caught up to the population. Women were educated about illnesses, child birth rates, and people's health in general. This taught people that having less children like two to three might be better and all of them would live up to seventy years.
Hans Rosling put the poverty rate and birth rate relationship in a very good perspective. People that are living in the poverty countries have different effects on their life like how many children they have, how much money they earn, or how they read and write. If families need people to farm all their farm land so that they can make more money they have more children. The more children the faster …show more content…
There are also countries like Bangladesh, Japan, and Thailand that all have high populations but a smaller amount of land mass so the towns are more crowded unlike countries with bigger land masses. People in the United States should help more people through education or their homes. People in the United States have a very good lifestyle to the countries that are over seas. There are people in the United States that understand and educate people of all ages about prevention of pregnancies, how to treat illnesses and some diseases, and schooling (math, reading, writing, etc.) These things need to be taken to other countries that are not making above ten dollars a day. Just imagine if the small towns around us were like Bangkok or Ragoon, the life style change would be a dramatic