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Processes\n\n·Population Models:  \n●Population Pyramids:Show the%of males and females by age group  \n●Demographic Transition Model(DTM):Shows transition from high birth and deathrates to lower rates as a country develops  \n●Epidemiologic Transition Model:Shows the cause of death at each stage of DTM  \n·Ravenstein's Laws of Migration:Ten rules explaining migration patterns  \n·Malthusian Theory of Population Growth:Human population grows faster than the foodsupply  \n·Key Characteristics:  \n● Crude birth rate,crude death rate  \n● Immigration(in),emigration (out)  \n●Epidemic,endemic,feticide(killing a fetus),infanticide(killing an infant)  \n·Types of Density:  \n●Arithmetic(\\#of objects)  \n●Physiological(\\#of people)  \n●Agricultural(\\#of farmers)  \n### Additional Notes:\n\nEx Examples.com  \nAP Human Geography Cheat Sheet  \nPractice APHuman Geography.  \n## Unit 3:Cultural Patterns and Processes\n\n·Types of Culture:  \n● Folk:Traditions,dress modes  \n●Popular:Trends in 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