Unit 2

Pages 47 and Page 75 Assignments

On page 47- Use the 2018 PRB Data Sheet document to answer the questions that are on the PRB Data Sheet document (This is in the folder above). The answers to the questions go page 47. Do not print out the 2018 data sheet as it is a big document with a lot of pages.

2018 PRB Data Sheet: https://www.prb.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/2018_WPDS.pdf

Page 75 - Read the article entitled AP new pop bomb. Use the article to create an ESPN CHART on Page 75. You need 4 examples in each box.

Monday 9/2 – NO SCHOOL

Tuesday 9/3 - Chapter 2 PowerPoint, National Geographic Population Videos

Wednesday 9/4 – Chapter 2 PowerPoint, Baby Boomers Article and Questions

Thursday 9/5– TED Talk How a Pandemic Spreads, Hans Rosling TED Talk, OPEN HOUSE

Friday 9/6 – Population Estimation Handout, Country Flow Profile

Monday 9/9–DTM PowerPoint, DTM Graphic Organizer

Tuesday 9/10 - Chapter 2 Vocabulary Quiz, Frontline Population Video,

Wednesday 9/11 - Population Distribution PowerPoint, Population Distribution Graphic Organizer

Thursday 9/12– Peoples Paradox Video w/ Questions, “The New Pop Bomb”

Friday 9/13 – Chapter 3 PowerPoint

Monday 9/16–Push Pull Factors, Pro and Anti Natalists policies

Tuesday 9/17– One Child Policy

Wednesday 9/18 – Chapter 3 Vocab Quiz, Refugees, Gravity Model, Ravensteins, Malthusians

Thursday 9/19– MAP QUIZ Practice FRQ

Friday 9/20 – Notebook Day

Monday 9/23 – MC Exam

Tuesday 9/24 – FRQ Exam

Wednesday 9/25 – Review Exams, Give Rubric

Possible Words for Chapter 2 Vocabulary Quiz

Chronic diseases

Doubling time

Population pyramids

Population density

Child mortality rate

Natural increase

Demographic transition

Physiological population density

Population explosion

Life expectancy

Crude birth rate

Dot map

Megalopolis

Population composition

Eugenic population policies

Chapter 2 Essential Questions Page 44

Why do populations rise or fall in particular places?

Where in the world do people live and why?

Why does population composition matter?

How do governments affect population?

Where is the world's population distributed?

Where has the world's population increased?

Why is population increasing at different rates in different countries?

Chapter 3 Essential Questions Page 44

What is migration?

Why do people migrate?

Where do people migrate?

How do governments affect migration?

Where are migrants distributed?

Why do migrants face obstacles?

Why do migrants migrate within a country?

Unit 2: Population and Migration Learning Objectives Page 45

1. Identify the factors that influence the distribution of human populations at different scales.

2. Define methods geographers use to calculate population density

3. Explain the differences between and the impact of methods used to calculate population density.

4. Explain how population distribution and density affect society and the environment.

5. Describe elements of population composition used by geographers.

6. Explain ways that geographers depict and analyze population composition

7. Explain factors that account for contemporary and historical trends in population growth and decline.

8. Explain theories of population growth and decline.

9. Explain the intent and effects of various population and immigration policies on population size and composition.

10. Explain how the changing role of females has demographic consequences in different parts of the world.

11. Explain the causes and consequences of an aging population.

12. Explain how different causal factors encourage migration

13. Describe types of forced and voluntary migration.

14. Explain historical and contemporary geographic effects of migration.

Possible words for Chapter 3 Vocabulary Quiz

Chain migration

Pull factors

Forced migration

Asylum

Colonization

Distance decay

Remittances

Migrant labor

Nomadism

Gravity model

International refugees

Intervening opportunity

Islands of development

Laws of migration

Selective immigration