3.9 Demographic Transition
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Industrial Stage | arrow_right_alt | Stage 1 |
Pre-Industrial Stage | arrow_right_alt | Stage 2 |
Post-industrial | arrow_right_alt | |
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| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
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Children are unnecessary but birth rates are still high and parents are making good money | arrow_right_alt | Stage 1 |
Parents don’t need kids because women are busy- they still want them but only a few | arrow_right_alt | Stage 2 |
Because kids are expensive to raise people decide to have zero or only one child | arrow_right_alt | |
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Better water and medicine so infant mortality and death rates decrease but people are not ready to give up free labor so they continue to have children and birth rates are high | arrow_right_alt | Stage 1 |
There is a decline in birth rates because of educating women | arrow_right_alt | Stage 2 |
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Improved health care and reliable food/water increases life expectancy | arrow_right_alt | Stage 1 |
More educated women and more women in the workforce make birth rates decline | arrow_right_alt | Stage 2 |
Citizens are better educated and more affluent so birth rates are low | arrow_right_alt | |
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| arrow_right_alt | Stage 1 | |
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