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This no-prep unit addresses the following essential question, “Why do we study human populations?”

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Technological advances of the Industrial Revolution, especially in agriculture and industry, changed the ways people lived and triggered remarkable increases in population size. Improvements in sanitation and medical technology led to lower death rates. Demographers study the size, density and distribution of human populations.

The following resources are included in this unit:

• Unit Pacing Guide
• Trends in the Human Population Growth PowerPoint Presentation & Guided Notes
• Trends in the Human Population Growth Practice Worksheet & Answer Key
• Trends in the Human Population Growth Quiz & Answer Key

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