1. Population
SOL # 5

2. Population distribution is described according to location and density
Factors that Influence population distribution:
Natural resources (oil, arable land, water)
Climate (hot/cold; wet/dry)
Economic development
Government policy
Rural/urban settlement
Capital resources (transportation, technology)
Conflicts (refugees)

3. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
Natural resources
Oil, arable land, water

4. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
Climate
hot/cold
Wet/dry

5. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
Economic development

6. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
Government policy

7. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
Rural and Urban Settlement

8. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
Capital Resources
Transportation
technology

9. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION
Conflicts
refugees

10. Characteristics of human populations differ over time and from region to region.
Birth and Death Rates
Age distribution
Male/Female distribution
Life expectancy
Infant mortality
Urban/rural
GDP
Ethnicity
Language
Religion
Education

11. Characteristics
Birth and Death Rate

12. Characteristics
Age Distribution

13. Characteristics
Male and Female distribution

14. Characteristics
Life Expectancy

15. Characteristics
Infant mortality

16. Characteristics
Urban and Rural

17. Characteristics
GDP
Gross Domestic Product

18. Characteristics
Ethnicity

19. Characteristics
Language

20. Characteristics
Religion

21. Characteristics
Education

22. Population growth rates are influenced by human, environmental, economic, and political factors.
Modern medicine and hygiene
Education
Industrialization and urbanization
Economic development
Government policy
Role of women in society

23. Factors
Modern medicine and hygiene

24. Factors
Education

25. Factors
Industrialization and urbanization

26. Factors
Economic Development

27. Factors
Government policy

28. Factors
Role of women in Society

29. Population
SOL # 5
Misty Jeffers