Match the following situations with the correct stage of the Demographic Transition Model.  You will use each stage only once.

Use the population pyramid to answer the following questions.A. Briefly explain why the population pyramid shown above shaped as it is? In other words, how can the Push-Pull Migration model explain the distribution of the population by age and gender? (1 point)

Answer the following questions about population density.  Identify the type of population density (arithmetic, agricultural, or physiological) that is the most accurate measure of how crowded a territory is. (1 point) Briefly explain why you think this is the case. (1 point)

Identify the type of map (reference or thematic) displayed above.

Answer the following questions based upon the information visible on the three population pyramids displayed above.A. Based upon the shape of the different pyramids, identify which country (A, B or C) has the highest Rate of Natural Increase? (1 point)B. Briefly explain why this would be true. (1 point)C. In which stage of the Demographic Transition Model is this country (the one you identified in Part A)?

According to Ravenstein, most people who participated in long-distance migrations settled in large cities.

Match the following types of thematic maps with the correct visual representation.

Which country would most likely have a high fertility rate?

Where people live within a geographic area is a topic geographers refer to as the:

A territory will be considered to be overpopulated when ________.