Human Geography Unit 2 Jeopardy 3 Jeopardy Template

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100 What is how many people an area of land can sustain What is the definition of carrying capacity?	100 What is Phase 1 What phase of the DTM and ETM would you find Pestilence and Famine?	100 What is Antinatalist Are China and India considered Pronatalist or Antinatalist?	100 What is a person leaving a country/area Is an emigrant a person leaving or entering a country/area?	100 What is migrating from one country to another Define Transnational
200 What is the population measurement calculated by dividing a region's population by its total area What is the definition of Arithmetic Density?	200 What is Phase 2 What phase of the DTM is a country that has a high birth and rapidly falling death rate?	200 What is encouraging immigration because it gave immigrants the opportunity to work a piece of land for 5 years and then be able to own that land. Was the Homestead Act an example of encouraging immigration or discouraging immigration? Explain	200 What is the long-term move of a person from one political jurisdiction to another. Define Migration	200 What is Stage 1 What stage of the migration transition model is characterized by high daily or seasonal mobility in search of food?
300 What is an indentation or decrease in the number of births during times of war What is the definition of Birth Deficit?	300 What is the population would outgrow food production What did Thomas Malthus's theory suggest?	300 What is the elderly would have more of an effect on policy because Russia is Stage 4 or 5 of the DTM, which means that there is a very large percentage of elderly compared to youth In a country like Russia, who would have more of an effect on policy? Explain	300 What is decrease, because there are more people past their reproductive ages Does an aging population's (stage 4/5) birth rate increase or decrease? Explain	300 What is the action or practice of moving livestock from one grazing area to another in a seasonal cycle Define Transhumance
400 What is the number of years needed to double the population if the Natural Increase Rate (NIR) remains constant What is the definition of Doubling Time?	400 What is Phase 3 What phase of the DTM is characterized by a falling birth rate and a slowly falling death rate?	400 What is a strong dislike of people who practice another culture Define Xenophobia	400 What is involuntary migration, because people were forced against their will to leave their homeland Is slavery an example of involuntary migration or voluntary migration? Explain	400 What is single and no kids Do most long-distance migrants usually travel with family and kids or single and no kids?
500 What is countries least able to sustain them. In what type of countries do most of the world's additional population live?	500 What is Moral Restraint What did Thomas Malthus believe would help fight high CBR and was important for adults to have?	500 What is the total fertility rate (TFR) goes down If the role of a woman in a society is less traditional and more educated what happens to the total fertility rate?	500 What is a high dependency ratio because there is a high amount of elderly people who do not make up the workforce which puts pressure on the younger people to make up the workforce Does an aging population result in a low dependency ratio or a high dependency ratio?	500 What is money migrants send back to family and friends in their home countries Define Remittance

Human Geography Unit 2 Jeopardy!

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