geography demographics
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3 important roles demographers identify
Children 0-14, Working adults 15-64, Older Adults 65+
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Birth rate
number of births per 1000
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Death rate
number of deaths per 1000
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Natural Increase Rate
Difference between birth and death rate in a country
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Immigration Rate
Number of people who immigrated to Canada from another country per 1000
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Emigration Rate
Number of people who emigrated from Canada to another country per 1000
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Net Migration Rate
(IR-ER/1000)
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Population Growth Rate
N.I.R. + N.M.R/1000
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Population Doubling Time
Determines when a population will double in size, 70/Population growth rate = estimate number of years it'll take for population to double in size.
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Population Pyramids
Shows population by age and sex, males on left females on right, shows percentage or population in millions of people in each age group, X axis is population percentage, Y axis shows age groups
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How to look at dependency Ratio
High dependency ratio, consider the impact/size/percentage of 0-14 and 65+, If it is large, then there is a high dependency ratio
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Canadas birth rate
10 per 1000 in 2021
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Canada’s Death Rate
8 per 1000 in 2021
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Canada’s Net Migration Rate
2 per 1000
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Fertility rate
average number of children that would be born to a woman over her lifetime
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Canada’s fertility rate
1.4 children
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Mother’s mean age at first birth
29.2
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Definition of dependency Ratio
The assumption is that children and older adults do not work and must be supported is called dependency ratio
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Name the 5 data categories in the demographic transition model
Birth rate, death rate, natural increase, reasons for changes in birth rate, reasons for changes in death rate
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What is population density
How crowded a place is
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How is population density measured
Number of people per square km
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How do you calculate population density
Population / area (km2)
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What is Canada’s population density?
3.7 people per km2
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Distribution
The arrangement or spread of people living in an area
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Where do most people in Canada live
90% of the population lives between 160km from the border
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5 Big cities of Canada
Edmonton, Winnipeg, Calgary, Montreal, Toronto
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Name the 3 types of population distribution
Scattered, Concentrated, and Linear
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Scattered
Rural
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Concentrated
Urban
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Linear
Coastal areasorders
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3 provinces that have the most cities over 20,000 people
Ontario, Quebec, and BC
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Reasons why people live in those areas
Job opportunities, industrialization, diversity
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Which areas do very few people live
Nunavut and northern parts of the provinces
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Why do people settle in central and northern canada?
Inuit traditions and resource extraction (ring of fire)
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Why is the southern half of Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba a popular place to live
Resources, Oil, gas, and minerals, crops (fertile soil), Climate, Continential climate, and there are major cities
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Why do the areas close to the Great Lakes have so many large cities
More industries because of the water in modern day and also because of the settlers
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