How population density varies around the world?

Answer 1

because people duck and have kids or maybe they don't

Answer 2

Population density varies around the world because not all places have the top factors that influence population patterns. Some of these include agriculture, transportation, etc. Mongolia and Singapore for example. They are both located in Asia but Mongolia has 1.6 people/km2 while Singapore has 5,474.5 people/km2. This happens because Mongolia is mostly desert while Singapore is surrounded by water. This helps with fishing and settling.

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Answer 3

Some countries are more populated than others because:

Bad health and poor medical care, particularly in poor countries, can result in lower mortality rate, which encourages women to have more children so there is a greater chance that at least one will survive and they can have someone to get money and care for them.

Some countries already have a huge population and therefore have to have a child restriction policy to stop the population getting too high. This may result in the countries without a child restriction policy to have a bigger population growth because they are allowed to have more babies.

Poor countries need the money to feed the people and therefore encourage women to have more babies so there will be more people to work and earn more money.

Answer 4

Because of an areas climate, jobs, terain, and resources.

Answer 5

They just are. Now, quit "cheating" by looking up your AP human Geo questions, and read the book.