Population. Everything we do effects the earth!

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Population

Everything we do effects the earth!

World Population

Population The total number of people in a given area.

Population’s influence Variety of businesses Transportation Number of schools Government services Population patterns tell us A LOT about our world!

Population Density s9dFy6xBOBM

Impact Video 1 1. How does India’s high population density affect life in its cities?

Population Density A measure of the number of people living in an area.

Population Density Measured by square mile Found by dividing population by the area The higher the number; the more crowded

Japan: 873 Australia: 7

Where are some areas people do not live at?

Where are some areas people do live at?

Birthrate The annual number of births per 1,000 people.

Population Changes 3 key factors –Birthrate –Death rate –Natural increase

Migration The movement of people from one place to another.

Immigration –Coming INTO a country Emmigration –EXITING a country

Impact Video 2 Why did so many people leave their home countries to start a new life in America?

Impact Video 3 What are at least 2 reasons that millions of Mexicans have crossed the border to live and work in the United States?

Push Pull Theory