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Unit 2: Population and Migration

Kaila Blevins Human Geography Advanced placement Inglês 55 flashcards

Unit 2: Population and Migration

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  1. 1Activity Spacea person's regular schedule of short movements
  2. 2Gravity ModelSpacial interaction increases as the size and importance of places becomes larger, and vise versa
  3. 3Cyclic Motionshort regular trips away from home
  4. 4Periodic MovementLonger trips taken from home- trips are taken from time to time
  5. 5Forced Migrationauthority or power makes people move
  6. 6Voluntary Migrationmigrants ways options and decides
  7. 7TranshumanceSystem of farming where livestock is moved based on seasonal availability of pastures
  8. 8Push- Pull FactorsPush-conditions and perceptions that make the migrant leave
    Pull-circumstances that attract migrant
  9. 9Step MigrationUnbroken routes of migration that are actually steps
    (town-> city-> metropolis)
  10. 10Distance DecayThe farther away from something the less influence it will have
  11. 11Chain MigrationMigrants move through kinship links (connection with the area based on family)
  12. 12Intervening OpportunityChances that migrants take that were not part of the original plan (jobs, spouses)
  13. 13RefugeeA person who is afraid of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, social group, political opinion
  14. 14Internal MigrationMovement of people within a country
  15. 15Space Time PrismSet of all points that can be reached by an individual given a maximum possible speed from a starting point
  16. 16Personal Spacethe surrounding area over which a person makes a claim to territorial privacy
  17. 17Place UtilityThe desirability and usefulness of a place to an individual or to a groups such as a family.
  18. 18Intercontinental MigrationPermanent movement from one country to a different country on the same continent.
    Ex. movement across country or ocean
  19. 19Interregional MigrationPermanent movement from one region of a country to another.
    Ex. movement from Texas to Wisconsin
  20. 20Rural-Urban MigrationPermanent movement from suburbs and rural area to the urban city area.
    Ex. countryside to Houston
  21. 21Migratory Movementmovement that consists of one or more persons migrating from one place to another
    Ex. potato famine and the Irish moving to the U.S.
  22. 22TransmigrationRelocation of people away from overpopulated core regions to less crowded areas
  23. 23Doublet timeThe time it takes for a population to double
  24. 24Thomas MalthusBelieved the population was increasing faster than the rate of food production and we were all going to die
  25. 25MortalityDeath Rate
  26. 26Infant Mortality RateChildren who die before the age of 1
  27. 27Population Pyramid (Age Distribution)Shows the age and sex distribution of the populationPopulation Pyramid (Age Distribution)
  28. 28Natural IncreaseBirths-Deaths
    Area shaded between death and birth rates
    Natural Increase
  29. 29Arithmetic Densitypeople/ nation's area
    *not reliable
  30. 30Physiologic Densitypeople/ farmable land
    *shows how populated an area is
  31. 31Demographic Transition ModelDemographic Transition Model
  32. 32Demographic EquationTotal pop= OP-(B-D)+(I-E)
  33. 33Carrying CapacityAmount of people an environment can support
  34. 34CohortPopulation of a certain age group
  35. 35Dependency RatioChildren/elders: working people
  36. 36Ecumenemeeting place for the world's religions and ideologies
  37. 37MaladaptionSomething that is once harmful is now a bother
  38. 38NatalityBirth Rate
  39. 39Neo MalthusiansBelieve that we should conserve resources bc the population is getting to large
  40. 40Zero Population GrowthBirth Rate= Death Rate
  41. 41Population ExplosionsDeath Rate << Birth Rate
  42. 42Population ProjectionPrediction of what the population will be in the future
  43. 43SustainabilityThe ability of a country to supply enough resources for their people
  44. 44J-Curvewhen population in exponential
  45. 45OverpopulationIs there enough resources on Earth to support all of the people
  46. 46Standard Of LivingThe quantity and quality of goods
  47. 47Demographic MomentumA growing population continues to grow even if fertility rates drop
  48. 48Demographic RegionsCountries around the world are at different stages of the demographic model
  49. 49Diffusion of Fertility ControlAverage amount of kids a household has in a country
  50. 50Disease DiffusionHierarchal: goes from one area to the next (urban cities-> rural areas)
    Contagious: Spreads from person to person
  51. 51Sex RatioMales: Females
  52. 52UnderpopulationDrastic decrease in population
  53. 53S-CurveS-Curve
  54. 54Epidemiological Transition ModelSame as the DTM but shows cause of death at each stageEpidemiological Transition Model
  55. 55Gendered Spacean area designed for a specific sex

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