chapter16CRS PPT

The Polynesians refer to the stone statuses on Easter Island as ______. emi moi matai phman The Polynesians refer to the stone statuses on Easter Island as ______. emi moi (p. 447) matai phman ______ is the scientific study of the size, growth, and composition of the human population. Ethnography Archaeology Demography Ontology ______ is the scientific study of the size, growth, and composition of the human population. Ethnography Archaeology Demography (p. 448) Ontology Which of the following is NOT one of the three factors that affect changes in a population? transition migration fertility mortality Which of the following is NOT one of the three factors that affect changes in a population? transition (p. 448) migration fertility mortality ______ refers to the number of births that occur over a specific period, usually one year. Fidelity Fertility Fecundity Morbidity ______ refers to the number of births that occur over a specific period, usually one year. Fidelity (p. 450) Fertility Fecundity Morbidity ______ is a concept referring to how long people probably will live. Longevity Life span Mortality Life expectancy ______ is a concept referring to how long people probably will live. Longevity Life span Mortality Life expectancy (p. 452) _____ refers to the movement of people out of a place. Emigration Migration Nomadic Immigration _____ refers to the movement of people out of a place. Emigration (p. 453) Migration Nomadic Immigration _______ is the movement of people from one area or residence to another. Diffusion Acculturation Propinquity Migration _______ is the movement of people from one area or residence to another. Diffusion Acculturation Propinquity Migration (p. 453) The demographic _____ refers to the change through time in the dynamic of population growth in a society from high fertility and high mortality to low fertility and low mortality. cycle ceiling transition spiral The demographic _____ refers to the change through time in the dynamic of population growth in a society from high fertility and high mortality to low fertility and low mortality. cycle ceiling transition (p. 455) spiral According to the _____ view, human inventiveness will cope with all scarcities caused by overpopulation. funnel neo-Malthusian Malthusian Cornucopian According to the _____ view, human inventiveness will cope with all scarcities caused by overpopulation. funnel neo-Malthusian Malthusian Cornucopian (p. 458) Sixty-percent of the world’s population lives on which continent? Europe Africa Asia South America Sixty-percent of the world’s population lives on which continent? Europe Africa Asia (p. 459) South America Cahokia was ______. a series of fields farmed by horticulturalists a form of pastoralism a great North American City the sixth lake of the Great Lakes Cahokia was ______. a series of fields farmed by horticulturalists a form of pastoralism a great North American City (p. 462) the sixth lake of the Great Lakes Today, about ____ percent of the world’s population is urban. 26 34 47 72 Today, about ____ percent of the world’s population is urban. 26 34 47 (p. 464) 72 The first model of urban growth, developed at the University of Chicago during the 1920s was the _____ model. sector concentric zone Bismarck multiple nuclei The first model of urban growth, developed at the University of Chicago during the 1920s was the _____ model. sector concentric zone (p. 467) Bismarck multiple nuclei The Polynesians refer to the stone statues on Easter Island as ______. emi moi matai phman The Polynesians refer to the stone statues on Easter Island as ______. emi moi (p. 447) matai phman ______ is the scientific study of the size, growth, and composition of the human population. Ethnography Archaeology Demography Ontology ______ is the scientific study of the size, growth, and composition of the human population. Ethnography Archaeology Demography (p. 448) Ontology Which of the following is NOT one of the three factors that affect changes in a population? transition migration fertility mortality Which of the following is NOT one of the three factors that affect changes in a population? transition (p. 448) migration fertility mortality ______ refers to the number of births that occur over a specific period, usually one year. Fidelity Fertility Fecundity Morbidity ______ refers to the number of births that occur over a specific period, usually one year. Fidelity (p. 450) Fertility Fecundity Morbidity ______ is a concept referring to how long people probably will live. Longevity Life span Mortality Life expectancy ______ is a concept referring to how long people probably will live. Longevity Life span Mortality Life expectancy (p. 452) _____ refers to the movement of people out of a place. Emigration Migration Nomadic Immigration _____ refers to the movement of people out of a place. Emigration (p. 453) Migration Nomadic Immigration _______ is the movement of people from one area or residence to another. Diffusion Acculturation Propinquity Migration _______ is the movement of people from one area or residence to another. Diffusion Acculturation Propinquity Migration (p. 453) The demographic _____ refers to the change through time in the dynamic of population growth in a society from high fertility and high mortality to low fertility and low mortality. cycle ceiling transition spiral The demographic _____ refers to the change through time in the dynamic of population growth in a society from high fertility and high mortality to low fertility and low mortality. cycle ceiling transition (p. 455) spiral According to the _____ view, human inventiveness will cope with all scarcities caused by overpopulation. funnel neo-Malthusian Malthusian Cornucopian According to the _____ view, human inventiveness will cope with all scarcities caused by overpopulation. funnel neo-Malthusian Malthusian Cornucopian (p. 458) Sixty percent of the world’s population lives on which continent? Europe Africa Asia South America Sixty percent of the world’s population lives on which continent? Europe Africa Asia (p. 459) South America Cahokia was ______. a series of fields farmed by horticulturalists a form of pastoralism a great North American city the sixth lake of the Great Lakes Cahokia was ______. a series of fields farmed by horticulturalists a form of pastoralism a great North American city (p. 462) the sixth lake of the Great Lakes Today, about ____ percent of the world’s population is urban. 26 34 47 72 Today, about ____ percent of the world’s population is urban. 26 34 47 (p. 464) 72 The first model of urban growth, developed at the University of Chicago during the 1920s was the _____ model. sector concentric zone Bismarck multiple nuclei The first model of urban growth, developed at the University of Chicago during the 1920s was the _____ model. sector concentric zone (p. 467) Bismarck multiple nuclei