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1 Question #1: Where in the world do people live and why?
Population And Demographics Question #1: Where in the world do people live and why?

2 How much would you get if we divided it by population?

3 How much would you get if we divided it by Gross National Income?

4 Is this fair?

5 Where are the largest concentrations found?
What conclusions can you draw regarding: East Asia South Asia Europe North America

6 A World Population Cartogram

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9 Is population growth a problem?
What two sides do you see developing?

10 Has it always been this way?
Ecumene: portion of Earth occupied by permanent human settlement

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16 How can quality of life be affected by population?
Population Density

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18 What if you were on a subway in each city?
Hamburg, Germany= 2.8 per square meter New York, USA = 3.4 per square meter London, England = 5.5 per square meter Paris, France = 6.4 per square meter Tokyo, Japan = 9.0 per square meter

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