Population distribution

             • Majority of the world population lives in the poorest part of the world (Third World).
             • Areas on the north of the equator are most densely populated compared to the south.
             • Highly developed cities, such as Tokyo and New York, are more populated compared to others.
             • There is a high density of population living near the water where they can easily trade supplies from other country.
             • A country with tropical weather where there is enough supply water has high population.
             • One of the factors that affect the growth of population today is the decreased mortality rates due to advancements in medicine.
             • Areas like Alaska or Australia with low temperature and some areas near the equator or with high temperature have low population.
             • Europe and Asia are the most densely populated continents.
             • East part of the Prime Meridian is more populated than the west part.
             • People chose to live in a place where they can benefit from it and that's how urban areas are developed.
             • The type of government affects the population distribution; for instance, in Korea, majority of the population chose to live in southern part which is democratic while the northern part of it is communist.
             • In Brazil, they have large population because of their religion; they believe that it's not right to use birth controls so that's why they have a high birth rate.
             • Australia is the continent that has the lowest population.
             • Some rural areas (Africa) have a high birth rate even though most of the countries are poor, because most of the people there don't have enough knowledge or information about birth control.
             • People chose to live in lands which has smooth terrain rather than on rocky or rough terrain.
             • Communication contributes to the population distribution because most people want to settle on a place where they are g
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