Human Geography - Population Change 3.5 / 5 based on 5 ratings ? GeographyPopulation changeGCSEAQA Created by: Olivia.MackieCreated on: 02-06-16 12:40 Define the Birth rate The number of live babies per 1000 of the population, born a year 1 of 13 Define the Death Rate The number of deaths per 1000 of the population, a year 2 of 13 What is Natural Increase? When the birth rate is higher than the death rate so the population grows 3 of 13 In what stage of the demographic transition model does natural increase occur? Stage 2 4 of 13 In what stage of the demographic transition model is the population size highest? Stage 4 5 of 13 What does the population pyramid for stage 1 look like? wide bottom, thin top 6 of 13 What is a negative social impact of rapid population growth? Possible food shortages 7 of 13 What are the two main laws to control rapid population growth? Birth Control programmes and immigration laws 8 of 13 What is the main basis of China's Birth control programme? One Child policy 9 of 13 What are the four main stratergies to cope with an ageing population? Increased taxes, increased retirement age, encouraging immigration and encouraging larger families. 10 of 13 What is the case study for an ageing population? The UK 11 of 13 What is an example of a push factor for migration? War or Natural disaster 12 of 13 What is the case study for migration? Poland to the UK 13 of 13
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