1. Population Revision Booklet Year 10

2. Population Change The growth and distribution of global population
Reasons for changes to birth and death rates
Demographic transition model
Physical and human factors affecting the distribution and density of population in China and the UK
Population problems; - one country trying to increase the other trying to decrease the birth rate
Characteristics of population
- on a local scale (age, gender, ethnicity, religion and occupation)
Population pyramids – comparisons for countries at three different stages of development
Consequences of youthful and ageing population
Advantages/disadvantages of ageing population within a country

3. Date
Billions
Years taken to add 1 billion
1804 1
1927 2
123
1960 3 33
1974 4 14
1987 5 13
1999 6 12
2011 est. 7
This is a table to show world population growth:
Describe how population has grown over the last 500 years:
Why has population grown over the last 500 years?
Population distribution varies all around the world:
Describe and explain the reasons for population distribution:
Population distribution around the world. 1 dot = 1 million.

4. Definitions:
What is Birth Rate?
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What is Death rate?
What are the social factors affecting birth and death rate?
What are the medical factors affecting birth and death rate?
What are the economic factors affecting birth rate and death rate?
What are the political factors affectingbirth rate and death rate?

5. Demographic transition model and the reasons for changes to birth and death rates
Describe and explain each stage of the demographic transition model with annotated labels

6. Make a plan for a 6 mark Q for each section.
Task 4: Physical and human factors affecting the distribution and density of population in China and the UK
What are the human factors that affect the density and distribution of population in the UK?
What are the physical factors that affect the density and distribution of population in China?
Make a plan for a 6 mark Q for each section.

7. Label the stage of development for each of these population pyramids:
List five ways in which census data can be used within a local area: 1 2 3 4 5

8. Countries increasing and decreasing birth rates:
Country increasing its birth rate:
__________________________
List 3 incentives and 3 disincentives I D
Country decreasing its birth rate:
____________________________
List 3 incentives and 3 disincentives I D
6 mark Q: For a country you have studied explain how it has tried to increase its birth rate
Firstly
Secondly
Thirdly

9. Youthful and ageing populations
Case study for a youthful population: ______________________________________________________
What are the positive and negative impacts of a youthful population?
Case study for a ageing population: _________________________________________________________
What are the positive and negative impacts of a ageing population?

10. Population revision: Population density in the UK
Why is the population growing rapidly
What's going to happen to the population the future?
Global population change:
Population pyramids
What are the consequences of an aging population?
Population distribution in China
What effects the distribution of the global population?
Population revision:
Demographic transition model
Case study of Japan
What has Singapore done to increase it’s birth rates?
What is a census and what can it tell us?
What has china done to reduce its birth rates?
What causes birth and death rates to change?
What are the consequences of a youthful population?
What are birth rates and death rates and what do they effect?