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geography, chapter 1, par. 1,2,3 (paragraph 2 (population density (On…

- - - - densely populated
    - - thinly or sparcly populated
    - - You can calculate population density by dividing the number of inhabitants in one area by the number of squared kilometres of this area
- - - - Reason for this is the number of births.
        
        In poor counries, more children are born per family than in rich countries.
        
        Reasons for this are:
        
        You will have a higher status if you have many children, especially when you have sons.
        
        Children can earn money for their parents.
        
        many children die at a young age, when parents have many children, the chance that at least some of them survives is higher.