Final: Population & Culture

population

number of people

birth rate

number of births per year per 1,000

death rate

number of deaths per year per 1,000

rate of natural increase

birth rate- death rate

population density

people per square mile (how crowded it is)

urbanization

moving to cities/becoming like a city

demographer

person who studies populations

habitable lands

liveable

urban

city

rural

country or farmland

suburban

edge of a city

population distribution

how population is spread

infant mortality

number of babies that die before the age of 1(per 1,000)

life expectancy

average number of years a person could live

census

an official count of people taken every 10 years

total growth rate

rate of natural increase + migration rate

migration

movement

immigrant

person from another place

pull factor

reason that attracts people

culture

group way of life

diversity

variety

discrimination

actions that are hurtful toward a group

refugee

person that flees for safety

persecution

cruel treatment to a group or a member

internal migration

movement within a country

external migration

movement to another country

ethnicity

a way a group of people are identified within a larger society based upon religion, ancestry, or language

habitat

an area where an animal or plants normally lives