GCSE AQA Geography - Where do we live? Dense population

Understanding why places are more densely populated than others

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What is meant by the term 'population density'?
The number of people living in a certai area, usually per km(squared)
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Explain, in terms of temperature, why Western Europe is so densely populated?
It is the right temperature to grow certain foods e.g. Grapes in Italy
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Explain, in terms of rainfall, why Western Europe is so densely populated?
There is less than 2000mm of precipitation per year but more than 0mm. Neither flood nor drought
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Explain, in terms of employment, why Western Europe is so densely populated?
Most of Western Europe is less than 20% unemployed. Employment opportunities in farming and offices
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Explain, in terms of land height, why Hong Kong is densely populated?
There is low land making the temperature warm and transport and trade easier
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Explain, in terms of politics, why Hong Kong is so densely populated?
It is politically stable so people feel safe there
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What is meant by the term 'population distribution'?
The spread of people over the Earth
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Explain, in terms of coastal areas, why Hong Kong is so densely populated?
It is a coastal area and this makes holiday makers more attracted so there is more trade
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Explain, in terms of temperature, why Western Europe is so densely populated?

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It is the right temperature to grow certain foods e.g. Grapes in Italy

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Explain, in terms of rainfall, why Western Europe is so densely populated?

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Explain, in terms of employment, why Western Europe is so densely populated?

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Explain, in terms of land height, why Hong Kong is densely populated?

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