The Problem with Using Arithmetic Population Density to Investigate the Population

question 52

Multiple Choice

The problem with using arithmetic population density to investigate the population pattern of a country is that such a density figure does not take into consideration

• A)annual population increases.
• B)internal clustering of people within the country.
• C)annexation of new territory.
• D)possible loss of territory.

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Stable

Describes a state of equilibrium or consistency within a system, characterized by the absence of significant change or fluctuation.

Socially Excluded

Individuals or groups who are marginalized from participating fully in economic, social, and cultural life of their community or society.

Socially Constructed Attributes

Traits, identities, and social roles that are perceived and understood through the collective agreement of society rather than stemming from inherent or natural qualities.

Stigmatized

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