Geography Unit 4

Sustainably using and protecting a renewable resource

Sustained yield management

Conservation

Protection

Recycling

Canada's largest trading partner

USA

European Union

China

Russia

Canada's current GDP

$1.6 trillion

$2 trillion dollars

1.5 trillion dollars

$46, 200

R/P ratio stands for

Reserve/production ratio

Rumble/power ratio

Rasberries/pancakes ratio

Runner/plumber

Atlantic Canada

The west coast of Canada

Has the highest numbers of seniors

Has the largest cities

Largest Landform Region

Pull Factors

Chocolate, Beans, and Cookies

Aeroplanes, Cars, and Boats

War, Famine, Hate, and Murder

Safety, freedom, jobs, money, education

Tutsis

Killers

Children

Minorities in Rwanda

Majority in Rwanda

Human Rights

Allowing of murder of humans

Legal Guarantees protecting individuals and groups against actions which interfere with fundamental freedoms and humans

Genocide

Protection of Minorities

Newly Industrializing Country

USA #1 in everything

Slow economic growth

Rapid industrial and economic growth

World Population in 2100

7 billion

9 billion

11 billion

Natural Increase

More cupcakes each year

Shrinking Population

The number of people added in a country by subtracting deaths from births

Population increase

Asia & Middle East

Very Complicated

Most of our recent immigrants came from here

Very Simple

Canada is fighting here

Fragile State

A trap made by demography

Country leaving citizens vulnerable to range of issues

Low income government

Citizens who cannot escape poverty

Iraq

Largest Country

Influential country

Canada has been involved in military conflicts here

Growing Economy with growing population

Newly Industrializing Country

Rapid industrial and economic growth

Country gaining factories

Rapid population growth

Higher poverty rates

War crimes & crimes against humanity

Protecting humans against violence

General Bizimungu was connived of this

Happened in the USA

Killing everyone

China

CCP

One child policy

Made up global warming

Largest economy

Baby Boomers

People born in 1946-1966

People born in 2000-2018

People born in 1981-1999

People born in 1967-1980

Fertility Rate

The average amount of people born

Average number of people who survive birth

Average number of people who give birth

Average number of children a woman will have in their life

Natural Increase

The amount of people born

Num of people added in a country subtracting deaths from births

Num of people added in a country subtracting immigrants from emigrants

Num of people added to a country

Demographic Trap

High fertility and declining mortality in developing countries, resulting in a period of high population growth rate

Low fertility and high mortality in developing country

A trap made by demography

Canada's in it

Dependancy Load

People above 65

People below 14

People below 65 and older than 14

People above 65 & below 14

Geography Unit 4

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