Departamento de Geografía e Historia
UNIT 3. THE POPULATION. KEYS FOR THE EXAM (you have to know…): -
Define: •
Population.
• Migration
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Demography.
• Rural Exodus.
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Population Explosion.
• Refugees.
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Baby Boom.
• Foreigners Act (Ley de extranjeria).
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Population pyramid.
• Underground economy.
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Explain the differences between: • •
Census, register of inhabitants
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Active and inactive population.
and civil registration.
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Migrant and immigrant.
Birth rates and fertility.
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List the utilities that may have population studies.
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Calculate Density rates, mortality, infant mortality, expectatives of life, birth, fertility, natural increase, migration, real growth, unemployment...
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Recognizes whether a country is rich or developed from their rates.
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List/resume in a diagram the factors settlement and classifies them into natural and human.
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Points in a world or Spain map the great centers and gaps population.
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List/resume in a diagram the factors affecting mortality and birth.
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Summarize in a table the demographic transition.
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Recognizes in a graphic the different stages of the demographic transition.
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Build a population pyramid.
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Recognizes what kind of country belongs a population pyramid and its
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List the advantages and disadvantages of each population structure.
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Name / lists the demographic structure for each type of policy.
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Recognize which country belongs to a graph of economic structure.
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Classify the kinds of migration.
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Lists / names the elements involved in a migration.
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consequences.
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Point in a map the current migrations.
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Name / lists the benefits and disadvantages of migration.
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Departamento de Geografía e Historia ACTIVITIES: POPULATION DENSITY. 1. Define: [In the summary specified] a) Population:
d) Register of inhabitants (Padrón):
b) Demography: c) Census:
e) Civil registration:
2. Copy the diagram in your notebook about demography studies:
3. Calculate the population density rate. Superficie Km2
Habitantes
JAPON
370.000
127.214.500
BRASIL
8.500.000
182.032.600
RUSIA
17.075.200
144.526.280
AUSTRALIA
7.659.861
21.766.711
CHINA
9.572.900
1.336.718.015
EE. UU.
9.400.000
290.342.550
FINLANDIA
339.000
5.269.250
MONGOLIA
1.564.160
3.133.318
EGIPTO
1.002.000
82.079.636
MAURITANIA
1.564.160
3.218.634
ESPAÑA
500.000
40.217.413
INDIA
3.300.000
1.049.700.100
Densidad
a) Order it from more and less populated. b) Why has China less population density than Japan if China is the
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most populous country? c) Why is there so little density in Finland? And what in Mongolia? d) Why Egypt and Mauritania have such different density if both are in a desert?
José Carlos Núñez Vidal
Departamento de Geografía e Historia ACTIVITIES: THE DISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION. 1. Read and complete the summary table in your notebook: Factor favouring settlement Physical factors
Human factors
2. Look at the world map below and answer the questions:
a) What are the most populated hemispheric, North or South? b) What are, from highest to lowest, the most populated areas in the world? c) What are the most uninhabited or empty areas in the world? d) Does it affect physical factors in a poor country like in a rich one? e) Is Spain a populated country or sparsely populated?
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3. Look at the Spain map below and answer the questions:
a) Are there more people in the interior or in the coast? Why? b) Are there any exceptions? Which ones? c) Is the population of Spain mostly urban or rural? José Carlos Núñez Vidal
Departamento de Geografía e Historia ACTIVITIES: NATURAL MOVEMENT. 1. Calculate the rates below: Andalucía
Cantabria
You have to calculate
Population
7.687.518
334.784
Density
Area
87.597
5.321
Birth Rate
Births
86.015
4.783
Mortality Rate
Deaths
64.715
5.519
Infant Mortality Rate
Deaths of children under one year
344
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Vegetative Growth
2. Look at the map below of Vegetative Growth and answers:
a) What continents have more growth? Are they developed countries? b) Which countries have lower growth? Why did they not grow? c) What means negative growth? Looking for a country that has it.
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3. Look at the map and answer:
a) Which Communities has more growth? Which are losing population? b) Why are these differences? José Carlos Núñez Vidal
Departamento de Geografía e Historia ACTIVITIES: THE EVOLUTION OF THE POPULATION 1. Define: a) Natural movement: b) Population Explosion: c) Baby Boom: 2. Look at the graphic below and complete the table in your notebook:
Birth Rate
Mortality
Age of the Population
Vegetative Growth
Old Demographic Regime Demographic Revolution New Demographic Regime
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3. Look at the graphs and answer:
a) How has been the evolution of the Spanish population? b) Why there was negative growth in 1910 and 1930?
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Where and when?
Departamento de Geografía e Historia ACTIVITIES: THE POPULATION PYRAMIDS. 1. Draw in your notebook the three types of pyramids, write which age group predominates in each one and what kind of country belongs:
2. Built a population pyramid in your notebook with the table. o
Use a grid to the coordinate axes.
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The men on the left and women on the right.
3. Answer the questions about the pyramid: a) What is a population pyramid? b) Are born more boys or more girls? At what age are balanced? c) Has a profile of pagoda or barrel? Is the population growing? d) Does young or adults predominate?
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e) How is the Birth rate? How is the mortality? f) What kind of country is it? g) What are their problems and advantages? h) Is there a hole or ledge on the pyramid? Why?
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Departamento de Geografía e Historia ACTIVITIES: THE STRUCTURES OF POPULATION. 1. Explain the difference between active and inactive population. 2. Calculate the following rates: density, births, deaths, vegetative growth, activity and unemployment. Active population
Unemployed
509,685 325,466
13,763
2,286
495,400 381,042
22,404
1,927
Population
Area
Births
1982
37.844.910
500,000
2007
45.200.737
500,000
Deaths
3. With the data, built a pyramid of population. Use a grid sheet.
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4. Look at the graphic and answer the questions.
a) In which sector are more Spanish workers used? And in 1900? b) Which belongs a rich country and which a poor one? Why? c) With 2004 data complete the graphic on the right.
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Departamento de Geografía e Historia ACTIVITIES: MIGRATION MOVEMENTS. 1. Define or explain the differences between: a) Migration: b) Immigration and emigration: c) Birth and fertility: d) Natural growth and real growth: 2. Complete in your notebook the following diagram.
3. Read these statements about different emigrations and classify them in the Table. a) "Because I could not defend what I think, I had to abandom my country." b) "I'm young and I think if I leave the USA I'll get to work experience, and that will improve my resume. " c) "In this part of the country the government persecutes those who are Kurds, and if I'm not leaving to another place, they can kill me. " d) "In my country the drought lasts many years and people die of hungry, so I want to emigrate. " e) "My family lives on agriculture but we can not feed all, and my older brothers will have to migrate to the city. " f) "Every summer I move to the coast to work as a waiter in a popular tourist area. " According its causes According its duration
According its destination
A B C D E F
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4. If you have ever migrated, make a half-page editorial explaining why you have had to emigrate, what you left behind (home, friends, family...) and you felt doing so. If you have not migrated, imagine your feelings. José Carlos Núñez Vidal
Departamento de Geografía e Historia ACTIVITIES: THE MAIN MIGRATIONS IN THE WORLD. 1. Define: a) Rural Exodus: b) Refugees: 2. Look at the map and answer:
a) What kind of countries receives people, rich countries or poor ones? b) From where are the expelled population? c) Spain is receiving or sending country? d) Where migrate mainly Europeans? Why?
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3. Look at the graph and map and responds:
a) Why are there so many British and German immigrants? And Moroccan? b) What areas of Spain do immigrants prefer? José Carlos Núñez Vidal
Departamento de Geografía e Historia ACTIVITIES: THE CONSEQUENCES OF MIGRATION. 1. Define: a) Brain Drain: b) Foreigners Act (Ley de extranjeria). c) Underground Economy: 2. Complete in your notebook the table below: EFFECTS OF MIGRATION For countries Departure
For arrival countries
Benefits
Benefits
Problems
Problems
3. Calculate Growth, Balance Migrant and real growth: Population
Births
Deaths
Emigrants
Immigrants
14,800
580
180
325
24
17,900
320
170
84
728
21,100
530
170
528
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Vegetative
Migration
Real
Final
Growth
Balance
Growth
Population
4. Answer the following questions: a) If developed countries gave more aid to develop economies of poor countries, how would it affect migration? b) If you move your house within your city, is a migration? Why? c) If you accept a scholarship to study for a year in London, what kind
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of migration will be?
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Departamento de Geografía e Historia REVIEW ACTIVITIES. 1. Calculate the following rates and indicates whether they are poor or rich countries. Country
Population
Births
Deaths
Birth Rate
Mortality
Vegetative Growth
Nigeria
133.881.700
5.194.609
1.847.567
Spain
40.217.413
406.195
382.065
India
10.497.001.000
244.580.123
89.224.508
USA
290.342.550
4.093.829
2.438.877
Japan
127.214.500
1.221.559
109.404
Angola
10.766.471
490.951
277.774
Zambia
10.307.333
407.139
250.468
Brazil
182.032.600
3.221.977
11.103.988
2. Built and analyse the following pyramid of Egypt.
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3. Complete in your notebook the following scheme.
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Departamento de Geografía e Historia RECOVERY ACTIVITIES. 1. Are the following statements true or false?
2. Complete the following table:
3. Match the following stages with their demographic characteristics
4. Underline the defining features of the population of this pyramid:
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5. Describe the shape of this pyramid and how its population is:
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Departamento de Geografía e Historia 6. Find these concepts in the puzzle:
a) Average number of children that a woman will have in her lifetime. b) Births in a population. c) Deaths in a population. d) Relationship between the territory and the population. e) Displacement that is a change of residence. f) A person who leaves his place of birth. g) Population age and availability of work.
7. Look at the graphic and complete the text above.
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8. Look at the table and performs the following calculations.
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