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AP Human Geography Rubenstein Chapter 2

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Demography   show
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show Total population in relation to land size.  
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show Number of people per unit area of agriculturally productive land.  
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show East Asia  
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Where is the 2nd largest population cluster located?   show
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show Europe  
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show Southeast Asia (Sumatra, Borneo, Papua New Guinea, The Philippines, Indonesia)  
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Where is the 5th largest population cluster located?   show
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When was the agricultural revolution?   show
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Historically, where did people settle?   show
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show Tigris and Euphrates rivers, Egypt (Nile River), Indus river valley, and China (east).  
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In Europe most people live in ________ , and worked in ___________ ?   show
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Rate of Natural Increase   show
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show The percentage of people who are too young or too old to work in a society  
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Natality   show
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show Number of baby deaths during the 1st year following birth (per 1,000 live births)  
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show Diarrhea and Malnutrition  
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Child Mortality Rate (CMR)   show
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Kwashiorkor and Marasmus   show
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Life Expectancy   show
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The slowest growing countries lie in the economically __________ areas of the world such as __________________________.   show
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Economic Development   show
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show Decrease in fertility and growth rates.  
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Education   show
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Gender Empowerment   show
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What happens when women have more economic and political access?   show
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Health-care   show
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show Some areas encourage high fertility rates, by elevating motherhood to a high status, preventing women from doing anything else by discouraging use of birth control  
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show Government incentives to have children  
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show Population grows exponentially, food supplies grow arithmetically  
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show A. Did not account for ability to increase food production B. Assumed we have no control over reproduction C. Famine is not lack of food, but uneven distribution of it  
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show Lower mortality rates had to be balanced by reducing birth rates  
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show Energy  
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show Essay on the Principle of Population (1798)  
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