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LandformsTest

LandformsTest. 1 st Hour- 31.16 89.02% 2 nd Hour- 27.95 79.86 % 3 rd Hour- 28.23 80.66 % 4 th Hour- 28.74 82.11% 5 th Hour- 28.09 80.26 % Class Average: 82.38% 100’s= 8 A’s= 25 F’s= 19. Population Unit.

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LandformsTest

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  1. LandformsTest 1st Hour- 31.1689.02% 2nd Hour- 27.95 79.86% 3rd Hour- 28.23 80.66% 4th Hour- 28.74 82.11% 5th Hour- 28.09 80.26% Class Average: 82.38% 100’s= 8 A’s= 25 F’s= 19

  2. Population Unit

  3. Population Distribution- The amount of people spread over a large area Population Density- The amount of people per unit area (usually a square mile)

  4. World Density Map

  5. Do you know your populations? Winneconne…….. 2,383 people Wisconsin……….. 5.7 million people United States……. 316 million people World…………….. 7.1 billion people Effects of Overpopulation • Lack of food • Lack of water • Lack of the output of energy • Loss of farm land • Endangerment of wildlife • Diseases spread easier • Lack of natural resources • Not enough jobs • Conflicts over scarce resources and land • Pollution

  6. How much is too much??? • Carrying Capacity- The maximum number of people or species an environment can support • Birth rate- Number of childbirths per every 1,000 people per year • Death rate- Number of deaths per every 1,000 people per year • Average Birth rate= 20.05 per 1000 people • Average Death rate= 8.67 per 1000 people • Average Births per second= 4.17 people • Average Deaths per second= 1.80 people • Average Population increase= 2.37 per second

  7. But Who’s Counting? Population Counters http://www.ibiblio.org/lunarbin/worldpop http://www.poodwaddle.com/clocks/worldclock/ • Top 10 Most Populated Countries • China- 1.3 billion • India- 1.25 billion • United States- 316 million • Indonesia- 245 million • Brazil- 203 million • Pakistan- 187 million • Bangladesh- 158 million • Nigeria- 155 million • Russia- 138 million • Japan- 126 million • Top 10 Most Densely Populated Counties (measure in people per square mile) • Monaco 44,000 • Singapore - 18,652 • Malta - 3,205 • Maldives - 2,760 • Bahrain - 2,746 • Bangladesh - 2,637 • Tiawan-1,710 • Mauritius - 1,675 • Barbados - 1,666 • Nauru - 1,529 http://www.census.gov/ipc/www/idb/ranks.php

  8. “Save the Last Word” • As you read, pick 2 sentences or statements that seemed important to you • Write down the sentence or statement and indicate what paragraph it is in • Then write a reaction or response the passage. (could be a question, a connection to your own life, an explanation as to why its important, or a disagreement)

  9. Developing= Third World Countries- Poor Nations Developed= First World Countries- Wealthy Nations

  10. What has aided the Population Increase? • Green Revolution- An increase in the world’s agricultural production since the 1940’s. • Advancements in medicine and healthcare • More vaccines • Advanced surgeries • Increased health care coverage • Education • Eating Healthier foods • Global world helping with foreign aid

  11. Push-Pull Theory Push-Pull Theory- People migrate because difficulties “push” them to leave. At the same time, the hope for a better life “pulls” people to a new country. List some “push” and “pull” factors: Push Factors: Lack of jobs Climate Starvation Poor Governments No Political Freedom Pull Factors: Religion Language Health Care Education Job opportunity Political freedom VS.

  12. One-Child Policy Created by the Chinese government in 1979 to help slow population growth.

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