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Test preparation (final test Ch2)
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Final test Chapter 2
§2.1: Population
§2.2: Population
§2.3: Culture
§2.6: Culture in
The Netherlands
See learning content workbook
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Learning goals §2.1
You know where densely populated and sparsely populated regions are located in the world.
You understand why the number of births is so high and the average life expectancy is so low in poor countries.
You can calculate the population density of a country.
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Population distribution
The way in which the population is divided over an area is called
population distribution
(
bevolkingsspreiding
)
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Why do people live where they live?
Natural factors that can explain the
population distribution
:
Climate
Relief
Presence of water
Fertile soil
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Population density
The number of inhabitants divided by the area of a country
population density
(
bevolkingsdichtheid
).
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Population density
High population density = a lot of people per km2
Low population density = less people per km2
Number of inhabitants / km2 of a country = population density
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Learning goals §2.2
You know the causes of population growth.
You understand why people migrate.
You can draw and ‘read’ a population graph and calculate the population growth of a country.
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Age distribution
The inhabitants of a country can be classified into age groups
The
age distribution
(l
eeftijdsopbouw
) of a country can be shown in a
population graph
(
bevolkingsgrafiek
)
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Age distribution
The inhabitants of a country can be classified into age groups
The
age distribution
of a country can be shown in a
population graph
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Age distribution
The inhabitants of a country can be classified into age groups
The
age distribution
of a country can be shown in a
population graph
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Poorest countries
Richest countries
Developing countries
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Population growth
Natural population growth
Social population growth
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Migration:
Immigrants
Emigrants
Reasons to migrate:
Economic reasons
Political reasons
Ecological reasons
Social reasons
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Motives for migration
Push factors
: reasons to leave a country or region
Unemployment
War
Drought
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Motives for migration
Pull factors
: reasons to go to a country or region
Safety
Work
Food
Family
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Learning goals §2.3
You know how you can describe a culture with three types of cultural elements.
You understand why cultures diffused and blended in the past and present.
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Cultural diffusion
The spreading out and merging of pieces from different cultures.
Colonialism
Trade
War
Migration
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Cultural blending
Cultural diffusion
leads to
cultural blending
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Cultural blending
Cultural elements mix in three ways:
Mass media
Migration
Tourism
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Americanisation
The strongest culture that has been mixed into others comes from the USA
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Learning goals §2.6
You know where the language and religion differ in the Netherlands.
You understand how other cultural elements entered the Netherlands.
You can read maps and graphs on the migration and culture in the Netherlands.
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Language in The Netherlands
The Netherlands has two official languages: Dutch and Frisian
Many people speak dialect.
Besides Dutch, people also speak:
Second language by immigrants
English
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Religion in The Netherlands
In The Netherlands 50% of the population does not have a religion.
The other half:
For the most part Christian
Muslims
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Migration
People with a migration background.
10% of the Dutch people is not born in The Netherlands.
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Migration
People from the former colonies of the Netherlands (Indonesia, Suriname, the Antilles).
Migrant workers (Germany, Turkey, Morocco).
Refugees from war zones (former Yugoslavia, Afghanistan and Syria).
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Working for yourself
In silence!
Learn for the test
Finish assignments workbook
Ask questions!
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