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Name:APESChapter 7: Human PopulationRegents Week AssignmentDue: Tuesday 2/2/2016Part 1: Where do you stand?Type your response to the scenario below. Please double space your response.The United Nations supports a program in sun-Saharan Africa that provides free birth control and family planning education to help alleviate many of these issues. However, some of the money has been found to also fund abortion clinics in many African countries. Some of this money has also “disappeared” due to the high amount of corruption in many of the governments of the different African countries.This has placed the United States, one of the biggest sources of United Nations funding, in a dilemma. Do we support this program, which helps reduce population growth, poverty, and AIDS transmission, or withhold funding due to the moral consequence?George W. Bush, a Republican who was president from 2000-2008, opted to withdraw funding from this effort. Barack Obama, a Democrat who was elected in 2008, has restored much of this funding. If you were president, what would you do? Explain why you would make this decision from both a practical and a moral standpoint.Part 2: Graph AnalysisCountryPopulationGDPIndiaJapanUnited States315,000,00014,280,000,000,000Kenya38,800,00030,350,000,000Create a double bar graph of the following data. Label the left Y-axis as population and right y-axis as GDP. Place the countries on the X-Axis. Use the data in the World in Balance movie packet to fill in the population and GDP information for India and Japan.Part 3: Independent ResearchBased on what you learned from watching this documentary, you will now complete your own set of research on a different country of your choice.Data CollectionFirst, visit the US Census International Database website at the section “Select Report”, select Population by Five Year Age GroupsIn the section “Select up to 2015”, choose 2015Under “Aggregation Options”, select show individual country data only.For the section “Select one or more Countries or Areas”, pick whatever country you want.Make sure that “Select Regions” is on UN Regions.Click submitFill in the chart below with the data required for the population numbers of male and female for each age group, along with the total population for 2015.Age GroupMale%Female%0-45-910-1415-1920-2425-2930-3435-3940-4445-4950-5455-5960-6465-6970-7475+Total PopulationCreation of a population pyramidAfter you have all of your data, construct a population pyramid in the diagram below.Data AnalysisWrite two pages, typed, double-spaced paper describing the specific conditions in this country that would create a set of demographics that you recorded above. What unique demographic challenges does this country face? Are there any similarities between this country and the previous ones we’ve studied? Explain whether you would classify this as a developed or developing country, and what stage in the demographic transition you believe it is in. Justify your response. You may use the Internet for any additional information that you need about your country. Make sure to cite your sources for whatever external research you do.Population PyramidCountry: _________________________________________________________________-11430036385500 ................
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