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Ap Human Geography- Unit 2

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  • In studies, it is the representation of different age groups
  • The population density measured as the number of individuals living per unit of arable land
  • land used for farming or other agricultural reasons
  • The population density measured as the number of people living per unit of land
  • The number of people/organisms/crops that a region can support without environmental degration
  • A Nationwide survey that the government employs that determines who is living in the USA.
  • The rate of children under the age of 5 In a country.
  • Techniques and resources used to avoid pregnancy
  • A futurist that believes that continued progress and provision of materials items for mankind can be met by similarly continued advances in technology.
  • The total of deaths within a geographic area divided by the total population for the same geographic area and multiplied by 100,00
  • The given number of live births in a geographic location by 1,000
  • A mathematical demonstration of the changes in population
  • The story of statistics such as births, deaths, income, or the incident of disease, which illustrates the changing structures of humans.
  • A phenomenon and theory which refers to the historical shift high birth rates and high death rates.
  • The portion of the population not in the workforce by age
  • The time it takes a population to double in size.
  • Permanently inhabited portions of the earth
  • The uninhibited portions of the world
  • How long an individual is expected to live in an area
  • Refers to the difference between the number of live births and deaths each year.

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