AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY CHAPTERS 2/3

Which of the following statements is FALSE concerning the world's population?

Which of the following statements about migration is INCORRECT?

The arithmetic population density for a country or region is determined by dividing the total:

Modern birth control devices

Only a fraction of the Earth's surface is actually livable and farmable land. This land is called:

A national policy encouraging its citizens to reduce the total fertility rate is known as

There were several maps in the text which showed population densities of East Asia. If one was to closely examine the East Asian population clusters, one would discover that the number of people per unit area tends to have a pattern of decline. Use mental map skills and knowledge to indicate which one of the following shows this general pattern of most population to least population in East Asia.

If a population increase by uniform amounts during a series of equal periods, the increase is said to be:

Using your knowledge of natural increase, if a population is growing at an average rate of 2 percent, the doubling time would be approximately _____ years.

Doubling Time (DT) is calculated as

Using your knowledge of population density and distribution, which two do the four boxes have the highest distribution of triangles?

Which of the two of the four boxes have the highest density of triangles?

In 1798, Thomas Malthus published an essay in which he claimed that population increased at a(n) _______ rate, while the means of subsistence grew at a(n) ________ rate.

The world's population can best be described as generally concentrated in

Which of the following is the same term as a megalopolis?

Which of these BEST characterizes population control measures of the one child policy used by the Chinese government from 1980-2000?

The problem with using arithmetic population density to investigate the population pattern of a country is that such a density figure does not take into consideration:

What is the statistic that reports the number of deaths per thousand people in a given year called?

Which of the following terms describes the phenomenon where a country's population may continue to expand long after fertility rates have been cut dramatically?

Since WW2, internal migration streams in the US have been moving generally from:

Population Growth is exceptionally fast from both migration and total fertility in which of the following cities

Population growth from fertility at the country scale in the 21st century will generally

It is easier to migrate today because:

Which technical advance made the sunbelt a more desirable living area as a destination for internal immigrants?

One of the "laws" of migration as derived by Ravenstein states that:

In 2004, Egypt's population of 6,319 per square mile is its ____________ density, while Egypt's population of 190 per square mile is its __________ density.

In the US there is a considerable migration flow of people over 60 years old headed to Florida,Arizona, or another sunbelt locales. These people:

During the years of the Transatlantic Slave Trade from 1701-1810, the greatest number of Africans were taken to plantations in the caribbean, Central America and:

The measure of the number of children born to women of childbearing age in the population is called the:

Which of these countries does NOT fall into the category of at or near negative growth?

Which of the following scenarios would occur in the third stage of the demographic transition?

Which of the following countries would you predict has the highest CDR?

Which of the following is most accurate about push/pull factors?

All of the following about a gender ratio of 117:100 are true EXCEPT

Ravenstein's Gravity Model of migration stated all of these EXCEPT

Which of the following is FALSE with regard to current US demographics?

The number of deaths per 1000 population between the first and fifth birthdays is known as

Given a CBR of 23/1000 and a CDR of 8/1000, the RNI expressed as percentage would be

A foreign person who temporarily lives and works in a host country and usually performs low-level jobs ( e.g., agriculture, domestic labor, industrial) in countries with workforce shortages are known as

African-Americans moved in the Great Migration from the south in the 1910s & 1920s and headed to destinations like Detroit, Chicago, or Cleveland -- only to settle in places like St. Louis and Cincinnati are examples of

The Boserup hypothesis indicated that

A refugee

The "bare branches" refers to

According to gapminder.org, HIV/AIDS is most prevalent in which of the following areas?

The US shut down immigration after WW1 for all of the following reasons except: