A-Level Geography — Population and the Environment

15 flashcards covering Population and the Environment. Designed for A-Level Geography revision using spaced repetition.

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All 15 questions in this deck

  • What is population density?
  • Define overpopulation
  • What is migration?
  • Explain population growth rate
  • What is the demographic transition model?
  • Define birth rate
  • What is death rate?
  • Explain natural increase
  • What is population pyramid?
  • Define dependency ratio
  • Explain the impact of population growth on the environment
  • What is the carrying capacity?
  • Define urbanization
  • Explain the push and pull factors of migration
  • What is the impact of population decline?

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