Settlement Patterns

1. The physical characteristics of a settlement; includes soil, water and climate.
3. The location of a settlement in relation to others.
4. Travel path that moves large volumes of traffic through the urban area.
8. Countries with early industrialization and lower standard of living.
10. Demonstrates population growth and economic development are connected.
14. Leaving the country to live elsewhere.
15. Population with concentrated pattern and high density.
16. Job creation (or loss) depending on basic industries.
18. Economic or social conditions that contribute to immigration.
19. Dramatic increase in birth rates after WWII and lasting until mid 60s.
20. Countries with post industrial economies and higher standard of living.
22. Conducted every 5 years in Canada to gather population data.
23. Considered the "replacement" fertility rate.

1. Sustainable urban growth; high density, multi-zoned areas.
2. Economic or social conditions that contribute to emigration.
3. Residential area surrounding the urban core; single family homes.
5. Part of the "echo boom"; largest generation after the Boomers.
6. Uncontrolled, poorly planned urban growth.
7. Communities surrounding the settlement.
9. Group of people.
10. Statistical study of population; includes characteristics and trends.
11. Population with dispersed pattern and low density.
12. Human __________ Index; tool used by the United Nations to describe countries according to 3 dimensions.
13. Cohort born/living at the same time; experience and are shaped by common events.
17. Renewal of decaying urban core often displacing lower income residents.
21. The pattern of where people live within a country.