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Terms in this set (18)What is the sequence of steps in the demographic transition model? Pre-industrial stage, transitional stage, industrial age, post-industrial stage When did the human population reach 1 billion? 1,800's Number of males compared to females in a population is called what? Sex ratio What is a populations total fertility? Average number of children a female has during her lifetime What event in the 1700's changed human population growth? Industrial revolution What step of the demographic transition is characterized by conditions that have defined most of human history? Post-industrial stage What can be inferred about an area that has an age structure with a "barrel" shape (thicker in the middle and narrower on the top and bottom)? Age structure is balanced What has happened to the human population in recent years? Growth rate has slowed What does the replacement fertility depend on the most? Death rates What combination of factors will produce the highest rate of population growth? Poverty, wealth, education The average number of years an individual is predicted to live is called? Life expectancy What can be inferred about an area that has an age structure diagram with a pyramid shape? More young people than old and high population growth The amount of people living in a given area is described as population what? Population density The model used to explain the reason that some industrialized nations have experienced a large change in birthrates and death rates is called what? Demographic transition model What factors help increase total fertility rates? Having more children The richest one fifth of the world's people use what percentage of the world's resources? 86% What happens during the transitional stage of the demographic transition? Death rates decline and birthrates remain high Which stage of the demographic transition has the highest level of population growth? Pre-industrial stage Students also viewedenvironmental science.. chapter 8 test q&a36 terms Focus Center Environmental Science Chapter 8: Huma…17 terms Chapter 8 Environmental Science32 terms Human population25 terms Sets found in the same folderAPES Ch. 943 terms Environmental Science: Chapter 10 Study Guide24 terms APES22 terms APES Ch. 2031 terms Other sets by this creatorMetab Exam 359 terms PET3361 Final Exam29 terms PET3361 Exam 141 terms A & P Lab Exam 18 terms Recommended textbook solutionsAmerican Government1st EditionGlen Krutz 412 solutions Calculus for Business, Economics, Life Sciences and Social Sciences13th EditionKarl E. Byleen, Michael R. Ziegler, Michae Ziegler, Raymond A. Barnett 3,913 solutions Information Technology Project Management: Providing Measurable Organizational Value5th EditionJack T. Marchewka 346 solutions
Mathematics with Business Applications6th EditionMcGraw-Hill Education 3,760 solutions Other Quizlet setsEconomics Test 3144 terms comm 300 exam 198 terms Phys Endocrine Lec 1 (Overview)84 terms Exam II16 terms What happens during the postindustrial stage of a demographic transition?In the post-industrial stage, the population growth begins to level off because the crude birth rates have reduced to closely follow the crude death rates. In essence, the demographic transition model argues for economic development to help reduce crude death rates.
What happens during the postindustrial stage 4 of a demographic transition quizlet?The fourth and final stage of the demographic transition model, in which both birth and death rates have fallen to a low level and remain stable there, and populations may even decline slightly. Compare industrial stage; pre-industrial stage; transition stage.
What is a post demographic transition?Stage 4: Post-transition. Post-transitional societies are characterised by low birth and low death rates. Population growth is negligible, or even enters a decline.
What happens during the transitional stage of demographic transition quizlet?Death rates drop and birth rates remain high, so the population grows rapidly. The birt rate drops and eventually approaches the death rate as industrialization, medical advances, and modernization become widespread.
What happens during a prestage 1: preindustrial. Population grows very slowly because of a very high birth rate and a very high death rate. A population will first grow to exceed the carrying capacity of its environment (this is called the overshoot phase).
What happens to the birth rate in a postindustrial society?Fertility rates in many postindustrial societies are now below 1.5 children per woman. At the same time, the majority of young adults throughout the postindustrial world say that a family with two children is ideal. Many young adults say they would like to have two children, but expect to have fewer.
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