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| total fertility rate | the average number of children who would be born per person
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| demography | the study of information or data of things that show change in human population
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| population density | the average amount of people in a certain area
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| arithmetic population density | finds the number of people per square miles
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| physiologic population density | helps show the carrying capacity
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| agricultural density | compares the number of farmers to the area arable land
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| population distributions | the pattern of human settlement
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| dot maps | used to show the specific location and distribution of data
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| census | a count of the population
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| double timing | the amount of time it takes for a quantity to double in size
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| population explosion | the number of people that live in an area
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| natural increase | the percentage at which a country's population is growing
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| crude birth rate | the number of live births per year for each 1,000 people
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| crude death rate | the number of deaths per year per 1,000 people
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| child mortality rate | the death of children under the age of five
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| demographic transition model | a model that shows the shift/change between high birth rates and high death rates
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| epidemiology transition | describes changing patterns of population distributions in relation to changing patterns of mortality, fertility, life expectancy, and leading causes of death
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| stationary population levels | when population levels are remaining the same
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| population composition | what makes up a population
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| population pyramid | a tool used to study population of a country
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| infant mortality rate | number of children who die before age 1
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| life expectancy | how long people are expected to live
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| aids | human immune deficiency virus
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| chronic diseases | a disease that usually lasts 3 months and might get worse over time (cancer)
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| infectious diseases | caused by bacteria, viruses, parasites; can be spread (Covid 19)
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| genetic diseases | when a mutation (harmful change to a gene) changes your genetic material in a harmful way (Down Syndrome)
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| Malthusian's Theory | Population growth is exponential while food is linear, leading to producing to living standards
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| Pronatalist | Someone who encourages others to have children
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| Eugenic Population Policies | Favors one racial group
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| Antinatalist | Belief that it is wrong to have children
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