§2.1: Busy - part 1

Population and culture 
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Population and culture 

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Today
  • Assignment §2.1 (introduction)
  • Explanation §2.1 
  • Working for yourself

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Learning goals
  • You know where densely populated (dichtbevolkt) and sparsely populated (dunbevolkt) regions are located in the world
  • You understand the difference between population distribution and population density 
  • You can calculate the population density of a country.

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In which areas do the people live close together?

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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 mostly live in the orange/ red areas?

Slide 6 - Open question

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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
  • You know where densely populated and sparsely populated regions are located in the world
  • You understand the difference between population distribution and population density 
  • You can calculate the population density of a country.

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Working for yourself
  • Make the assignment ''where does everybody live?''
  • Finished? > workbook: §2.1, assignment 1, 2 and 3

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