Unit 2 APHG

Condition with declining birth rates and death rates, leading to an older population, higher dependency ratio, and increased need for elderly care.

Number of farmers divided by arable land.

Measures encouraging a decrease in birth rates.

Total population divided by land area.

Individuals seeking refuge in a new country as refugees.

Population growth drives agricultural intensification, opposing Malthusian theory.

Maximum population or crop a region can sustain without environmental harm.

Movement of groups from a common origin to similar destinations.

Average weather conditions over many years in a location.

Methods to prevent pregnancy or for health benefits.

Number of births per year per 1000 people.

Number of deaths per year per 1000 people.

Shared behaviors, beliefs, and values of a group.

Theory on population change over time in societies.

Study of human population size, composition, and distribution.

Proportion of non-working individuals relying on public services.

Study of human behavior related to wealth and resources.

Theory on health, disease, and demographic changes.

Malthusian theory predicting population crisis due to resource depletion.

Movement of displaced individuals due to various reasons.

Migrants with temporary work permits in a foreign country.

Government rules on immigration types and quotas.

Number of infant deaths per 1000 live births.

Permanent movement within a country.

Individuals forced to leave homes within their country.

Physical or cultural barriers restricting movement.

Locations offering better alternatives for migration.

Major natural landscape characteristics like plains and mountains.

Average years a person is expected to live.

Theory on population growth outstripping resources.

Health-related spending and treatments.

Permanent movement of individuals between locations.

Concepts related to death rates.

Belief in resource depletion due to population growth.

Population divided by arable land.

Activities related to governance and political relations.

Time for a population to double in size.

Graphic representation of population age and sex.

Measures encouraging higher birth rates.

Factors attracting people to immigrate.

Factors compelling people to emigrate.

Difference between births and deaths in a country.

Patterns in typical migration behaviors.

Individuals unable to return home due to persecution.

Common historical migration pattern.

Ownership of individuals, leading to forced migration.

Migration occurring in stages.

Average children per woman during childbearing years.

Seasonal movement of livestock.

Modern migration involving living in multiple places.

Migration by choice.

Various forms of aquatic features in the environment.