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प्रश्न
Identify the incorrect factor
The countries in the second stage of population transition:
पर्याय
India
Congo
Bangladesh
Niger
उत्तर
India
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Write a short note on :
Stage 3 of Demographic Transition theory.
The stage that shows zero growth in population transition theory is ______.
Assertion: In second stage, death rate decline but birth rate remains stationary.
Reason: Population increases rapidly in second stage.
Give geographical reason
India is passing through stage 3 of demographic transition.
Identify the correct group
Population transition theory- second stage:
Differentiate between
First stage and Second stage of population transition theory
Show the following in the world map. Index is necessary
- Any two countries in the fifth stage of population transition
- The country which has highest population
- A metropolitan city in India
- North-east Atlantic fisheries field
- Industrial region near Five Great Lakes
- The railway route join two continents
- Coniferous forests of Canada
Show the following in the world map. Index is necessary
- Any two countries in the second stage of population transition
- A country having sparse population in North America
- Chennai- metro city
- Gorges Bank
- Siberian industrial region
- Mumbai – London waterway
- Himalayan mountain region
- Brisben port
Show the following in the world map. Index is necessary
- Any one country in the third stage of population transition
- A country having dense population in North America
- Madagaskar
- Lumbering in Africa
- New England – Industrial region
- Kochi to Tokyo – ocean route
- Mining region of Australia
- Callao port
Mark and name the following on the outline map of the index:
- Any two countries in the fifth stage of population transition.
- A city of India has attraction of migration.
- Trans-Siberian Rail route.
- Dogger bank - Fishery centre
- Industrial region in North Eastern part of North America.
- Mining area in Arabian sea.
- Panama canal route.
- Highly populated region in Australia.
