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This page gathers more than 60 community-made population notes, covering population change, migration and policies. They are mainly aimed at school-level study, for students practising Geography and teachers looking for ready-made material. Explore the notes and choose a topic to start with.

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one child policy The original policy · It was first introduced in 1979 · Must not marry until late 20’s · Can only have one child · Must be sterilised after the first child, or abort all future pregnancies · 10% salary increase for on... megan trent
Untitled Birth rates and death rates affect the growth of a country, which then plays a part in affecting the pyramid. Population Pyramids will go through 5 stages in their population cycle from stage 1 to 5. Stage 1Concave pr... samswindon1995
Geog AS youthfull populations Social:       Pressure on housing – not enough housing, people living in slums. This is very common around the big cities (New Delhi), where millions of people live in shanty towns with no run... 10hedgesb
Geography study note Geography review note Dependency load: the part of the population that needs to be supported. This includes children under 15 and seniors over 65.   3 shapes to pyramids: Increasing, expanding: looks like a pyram... george.margeson
geography Population - china China has the greatest population in its country. In the late 1970s, the Chinese government introduced a number of measures to reduce the country's birth rate and slow the population growth rate. Th... Simra Fatima
Untitled China's One Child Policy 1970s Chinese govt realised that population was too big and that soon the country would be having overpopulation problems. In 1979 they introduced the one child policy this meant: each co... younje2011
Geography: POP GROWTH Population Growth World population is growing rapidly Always increasing at a faster rate More People (Natural Increase) = High Birth Rate + Low Death Rate Less People (Natural Decrease) = High Death Rate + Low Birth R... Liv M
Population ChinaOn the one hand the policy WAS successful in that the BR has fallen from 34 - 13 per 1000 (1970 -2008) - most successful in urban areas.BUT this was a controversial policy and concerns raised include: -generation... James_Smith
Geography End Of Year Exam * Y8 The Demographic Transition ModelBased on experiences of Britain, and it can be used as a predictive model to show what may happen in developing in industrialising countries. Particularly strong as a descriptive model ... Katrina SIGIT
China's One Child Policy - created from Mind Map Why was the policy needed? How was is enforced? What were the consequences? Emma Coe
geograohy unit 1 ☂ What is population? ☂     ヤ Amount of people who live in a place in a certain moment.   ☂ The World Population Distribution ☂ Carmen Ruiz Egea
Impacts of an aging population Impacts of an aging population Social •The working class have to work for longer to minimise pension money •Increased strain on services for the elderly •More dependent elderly relatives are created Economic •The gove... 10robertshawe
Kerala, India - created from Mind Map Success? Non birth control policy Literacy programme organise reading and writing classes and most villages have free libraries rosalindslade
1. Population in transition notes 1. Population change Population in transition The section focuses on the causes on population change, how fertility rate can be managed, the migration of people and i=the inequality of gender. Population change - Part... Carolina Guimaraes
Population. geography How quickly is our global population growing and why?Birth rate means how many babies are born each year.Death rate means how many people die each year.Natural increase is the difference between how many babies are bo... Average rating 4.5 out of 5 (2 ratings) · Archanaa Baheerathan
geography IGCSE population population Factors that influence the rates of natural increases in the population of a country - access to clean safe drinking water - this is important because it is an essential part of life and is used for ev... maisie.lawton
Unit 1: Population The population: The population is a total number of people who live in a territory.-The population is growing very fast in some places, while in other places it is stable or falling.A growing population:Why?-Beca... Laura Alvarez4414
Untitled Which Contents have the greatest life expectancy? Name threeNorth America, Australia, and Europe What are some reasons why women do not use birth control in developing countries such as Ethiopia? -abortion is ill... shae.cavers
Population - created from Mind Map Population distribution Global population growth The way in which people are spread across a given area Moses Lutta
Untitled 1) What are the cause of the rapid growth in human numbers?* Alot of people are getting older through medicine*the population is rejected up to 10 billion POPULATION GEOGRAPHY ·      &nbs... laai.vevesi1997
Population Change EXPONENTIAL GROWTHThe worlds population has grown exponentially. This means that the rate of growth has beccome increasingly rapid. Between Ad1 and Ad1000 growth was very slow but in the last 1000 years it has had an ... Anay Patel
Untitled     When people think about overpopulation, they usually think about a future that won't have food, water, and place to people live, maybe they are right or not.     Researches indicate that maybe ... dark 1199
Demographic Population pyramid:  -Expansive (expanding)         Pre-industrial -Stationary      Industrial -Contracting      Post-indu... Xiaoyu Yang
china's One child policy China's once child policy limits the number of children to one, that a couple can have. This is done by having lots of incentives to them to only have once child. For example, you would get longer maternity leave, fre... liam18558241
Geography SDME - created from Mind Map Population Stage 1;Birth rate is high because there is no use of contraception. The death rate is high Population growth rate is sero.Population made up mostly of young peope Birth rate is the number of live babies bo... Salwa Id
Geography notes for 1/3/22-1/6/2 Most populated country is china  between 1995 and 2007 the world grew by 220,000 people per day!       Vocabulary Crude Birth Rate(CBR)-the total number or live births in a year for every 1,000 peo... Alana Noel
Untitled One child policyThe one child policy is a policy that was made by China to stop the population from growing larger. The policy was made in the late 1970s. The policy meant that chinese couples could only have one chil... cdale10
Untitled Impacts of an old population   Social: Limitations: ·      There is an increased demand for health and social care ·      Young people’s views and education may s... noonanjames
first ten largest cities in the world. - creado desde un Mapa Mental Philippines Population in the Philippines is increasing Manila ANA MARIA MELO GOYENECHE
Factors affecting population - created from Mind Map AGRICULTURE URBANISATION EDUCATION Rocio Chaver
Past paper geography paper 1 Describe: describeExplain: iv) Suggest the possible impacts on Lithuania of a large amount of emigration.The impacts due to a large amount of emigration include:Economy: Loss of a working population Active/less pressu... Mandy Lee
Change & Structure - created from Mind Map Changes over time due to:birth- measured in birth rate (number of lives per 1000 of population) Death- Death rate ( number of deaths per 1000 of population Migration- movement of people in and out of an area Rate of c... annaleise.harrod
Definitions for Population Definitions:Overpopulated: Too many people for the resources availableUnderpopulated: Not enough people to exploit the resourcesOptimum Population: The number of people and the number of resources are equal, so p... Alex Wykes
Distribution and Density - created from Mind Map The way people are spread across an area. Measure by calculating population density. Attracting factorsMild climate, flat land, natural resources, jobs with good wages Repelling Factorsextreme climate, mountain ours a... annaleise.harrod
You must be able to ... You must be able to...- Know and understand the components of population change, both natural ( birth and death rate) and as a result of migration, and measurements of fertility (crude birth rate) and mortality (crude... istarinmcvicar
Untitled China’s 1.3 billion people make up one-fifth of the world’s population. Most people live in the east of China, with just under half (49 per cent) in urban areas and 51 per cent in rural areas.The majority of people in... meganyoungx97
Gambia Case Study Gambia has a youthful population, resulting in many impacts.Urban Areas are expanding rapidlyProblems: No sanitation/running water Electricity is available, but expensive High unemployment Housing is basic, overcrowdi... erena
Population - created from Mind Map Indicators of Development What is development? Distribution Niamh Smith
Population Specification Population growthPopulation growth and structureOverpopulationManaging overpopulation: Case studyAging populationsAging population: Case studyMigrationImpacts of international migrationInternational migration: Case st... katiehumphrey
Population Change Exam Paper 2011 John Ditchburn

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