APHUG Unit 2

Environmental conditions like high temperatures in deserts that influence where people choose to live.

Cultural, economic, historical, and political aspects that attract people to move to certain places.

Number of people divided by total area, a measure of population concentration.

Number of people divided by arable land, higher in tropical regions and lower in polar regions.

Number of farmers divided by arable land, indicating the level of development in the demographic transition model.

Population pyramid with a triangular shape, indicating a country in early demographic transition with many children and fewer elders.

Population pyramid with a rectangular shape, showing a country in later demographic transition with each cohort being similar in size.

Average lifespan of individuals in a population.

Average number of children each woman has in a country.

Rate at which a population grows or declines per 1000 population.

The difference between crude birth rate and crude death rate.

Time taken for a population to double its size.

Measure of the proportion of dependents (young and old) to the working-age population.

Predicted population growth would outpace food production, now outdated due to technological advancements.

Belief that technology will support continued population growth, opposing Malthusian Theory.

Lack of reliable access to food.

Reasons that drive people away from a region.

Factors that attract people to a region.

Movement of people due to factors like war, leaving them no choice for safety.

Movement by choice due to push factors.

Individuals forced to leave their homes but remain within their country.

Person seeking safety in another country.

Movement between nations, often involving the preservation of cultural aspects.

Seasonal movement of livestock.

Movement within a country, like from Florida to Georgia.

Movement outside one's country.

Migration for family reunification.

Movement through various locations before reaching a final destination.

Individuals moving to another country for work, often sending remittances back home.

Shift from rural to urban areas.

Movement from urban to suburban regions.

Movement from urban to rural areas.