Today in Human Geography we had a test on maps. We had to study and learn on Central America and South America. I feel like I did a really good job because when I had extra time after my biology test we were allowed to work on something quietly and I started to study the countries. I was a little nervous before the test and before I studied but it was actually quite easy and I feel like I got like an 90% or higher on it. I thought Mr. Schick was crazy on making us study these and making us taking a test but it was really easy and with some studying I feel really good about it.
Demographic Transition
Today in Human Geo, it's our first day back from Thanksgiving break and Mr.Schick gave us a packet to read about Demographic Transition. The definition of demographic transition is a process of change in society's population from high crude birth and death rates and rate of natural increases to a condition of low crude birth and death rates, low rate of natural increase, and higher total population. The first stage of demographic transition is low growth. Very high CBR Very high CDR Very low NIR Most of the human history was in stage 1, but today no countries remain in stage 1. Countries are at least in stage 2. The second stage of demographic transition is high growth. High CBR Rapidly declining CDR Very high NIR Rapidly declining death rates and very high birth rates produce very high natural increase. After 1750, Europe and North America entered in stage 2 as a result of the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution which ...
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