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Jeopardy

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Population Policies
Migration
Gender Inequalities
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What is Pro-Natalist?
This is a policy that promotes fertility.

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What is forced migration?
Examples of this would be refugees who leave
their homes due to war, terror, persecution, or
famine.

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What is Gendercide/Infanticide?
This is the term for the slaughter of unborn
baby girls.

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What is the Crude Death Rate?
This is the raw number of deaths in one
calendar year divided by the total population.
It doesntake age/sex into account

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What is Anti-Natalist?
This is a policy that prohibits or limits
fertility.

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What is voluntary migration?
This type of moving is done under your own free
will.

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What is Sex?
This is the biological difference between males
and females.

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What is a Population Pyramid?
This is a graph that illustrates the
population structure of a place, region, or
country by sex and age group.

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Who is China or India?
This countrys population policy has resulted in
a rise of abortions of female unborn children.

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What is Immigration?
This refers to the introduction of new people
into a habitat or population.

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What is Gender?
This is the culturally and socially constructed
differences between males and females.

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What is Fertility Rate?
This refers to the actual number of children
born per woman. It varies with a number of
factors such as age, age of marriage, and
space between children.

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Who is South Korea?
This countrys population policy started as an
Anti-natalist policy but is currently a
Pro-natalist policy.

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What is Emigration?
This refers to the act of leaving ones native
country or region to settle in another.

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What are Gender Roles?
These are the rights, responsibilities,
expectations, and relationships of women and
men in society.

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What is Replacement Level Fertility?
This is the level at which each generation has
just enough children to replace themselves in
the population.

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What is Kitchen, Children, Church?
Translated into English, this saying has turned
women off from the traditional
housewife lifestyle in Germany.

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Who is an Asylum Seeker?
This is a person, who on his or her own
initiative, and without prior notification,
asks the authorities for protection and
recognition as a refugee.

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What is a Glass Ceiling?
This is an invisible barrier that prevents
women and other minorities from moving up into
top corporate positions.

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What is Population Momentum?
This is the tendency for population growth to
continue beyond the time that replacement level
fertility has been achieved because of a
relatively high concentration of people in the
childbearing years.

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