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    The document discusses population distribution and density based on pages 357-358 of Waugh An Integrated Approach. It asks 11 questions about topics like the world's crude birth rate in 1997, characteristics of underdevelopment, the UN's view on the relationship between birth rate and poverty, the three keys to reducing fertility according to experts, the impact of improved education on birth rates, results from a Brazilian survey, which age group has high proportions in countries with high birth rates and why this is problematic, the total fertility rate needed to replace a population, what countries with birth rates below replacement levels fear, and the two continents with noticeably high percentages of population under 15 based on a figure.

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    The document discusses population distribution and density based on pages 357-358 of Waugh An Integrated Approach. It asks 11 questions about topics like the world's crude birth rate in 1997, characteristics of underdevelopment, the UN's view on the relationship between birth rate and poverty, the three keys to reducing fertility according to experts, the impact of improved education on birth rates, results from a Brazilian survey, which age group has high proportions in countries with high birth rates and why this is problematic, the total fertility rate needed to replace a population, what countries with birth rates below replacement levels fear, and the two continents with noticeably high percentages of population under 15 based on a figure.

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    The document discusses population distribution and density based on pages 357-358 of Waugh An Integrated Approach. It asks 11 questions about topics like the world's crude birth rate in 1997, characteristics of underdevelopment, the UN's view on the relationship between birth rate and poverty, the three keys to reducing fertility according to experts, the impact of improved education on birth rates, results from a Brazilian survey, which age group has high proportions in countries with high birth rates and why this is problematic, the total fertility rate needed to replace a population, what countries with birth rates below replacement levels fear, and the two continents with noticeably high percentages of population under 15 based on a figure.

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    Population Distribution and Density Comprehension

    Read pages 357 & 358 in Waugh An Integrated Approach. Answer the questions below in full sentences. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. What was the worlds crude birth rate in 1997? What is the current world average TFR? What are considered characteristics of underdevelopment? In the opinion of the UN, does a high birth rate cause poverty? What are considered the three keys to reducing fertility? What impact does improved education have on birth rates? Describe the results of the Brazilian survey. Which age group has high proportions in countries with high birth rates, and why is this problematic? 9. What TFR is needed to replace a population? 10. What are countries with birth rates below replacement levels afraid of? 11. Look at Figure 13.21; name the two continents with noticeably high percentages of the total population under the age of 15 years.

    Population Distribution and Density Comprehension


    Read pages 357 & 358 in Waugh An Integrated Approach. Answer the questions below in full sentences. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. What was the worlds crude birth rate in 1997? What is the current world average TFR? What are considered characteristics of underdevelopment? In the opinion of the UN, does a high birth rate cause poverty? What are considered the three keys to reducing fertility? What impact does improved education have on birth rates? Describe the results of the Brazilian survey. Which age group has high proportions in countries with high birth rates, and why is this problematic? 9. What TFR is needed to replace a population? 10. What are countries with birth rates below replacement levels afraid of? 11. Look at Figure 13.21; name the two continents with noticeably high percentages of the total population under the age of 15 years.

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