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Places: 1.1 Changing Population - How does population vary between places?
Places: 1.1 Changing Population - How does population vary between places?
a) Physical and human factors affecting population distribution at the global scale
b) Global patterns and classification of economic development:
low-income countries
middle-income countries and emerging economies
high-income countries
c) Population distribution and economic development at the national scale, including voluntary internal migration, core-periphery patterns and megacity growth
Two detailed and contrasting examples of uneven population distribution
Book Resources for This unit...
Book Resources for This unit...
Chapter 1 - Population new edition.pdfLink to download document - add to your folder and read!
Changing Population - Nagle.pdfLink to download document - add to your folder and read!
Places 1.1b: How Can Countries be classified?
Places 1.1b: How Can Countries be classified?
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Kognity Tasks on Economic Development
Kognity Tasks on Economic Development
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Answer the Questions at the end of the section......
Places 1.1c: How Does Population Vary between Places?
Places 1.1c: How Does Population Vary between Places?
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Places 1.1d: Case Studies -
Places 1.1d: Case Studies -
Population distribution and economic development at the national scale, including voluntary internal migration, core-periphery patterns and megacity growth
Two detailed and contrasting examples of uneven population distribution
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Create an annotated map of China to describe and explain the uneven population distribution. (See page 9 of Oakes book)
Create an annotate map of Malawi to explain the uneven population distribution.
Create a summary table to describe and explain differences and similarities.
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