Population recap

2. A person forced to leave their home country for safety reasons. (7)
4. Migration when people choose to move for better opportunities. (9)
10. The number of deaths per 1,000 people per year. (5,4)
12. The movement of people from one place to another. (9)
13. The maximum number of people an area can sustainably support. (8,8)
15. A policy that encourages people to have more children. (3,8)
17. A graphical representation of the age and gender structure of a population. (10,7)
20. The number of live births per 1,000 people per year. (5,4)
21. The process of increasing the proportion of people living in cities. (11)
23. Negative reasons forcing people to leave their homes. (4,7)
24. Migration of people from the countryside to cities. (5,5)
26. The average number of years a person is expected to live. (4,10)
27. The ratio of non-working to working-age people in a population. (10,5)
28. The movement of people into a country to live there. (11)
29. The difference between the birth rate and death rate of a population. (7,8)

1. The movement of people from cities back to rural areas. (7,12)
3. A person who moves to another country for work or financial opportunities. (8,7)
5. The pattern of where people live across a specific area. (10,12)
6. The average number of children a woman is expected to have. (9,4)
7. Show BR, DR and population changes over time in stages. (11,9,5)
8. When the number of people exceeds the resources available to support them. (14)
9. Migration when people are compelled to leave their home due to conflict or disaster. (6)
11. The movement of people out of a country to live elsewhere. (10)
14. The emigration of highly skilled or educated people. (5,5)
16. A person who flees their country and applies for protection elsewhere. (6,6)
18. Money sent home by migrants to support their families. (11)
19. The number of people living per unit area of land. (10,7)
22. A policy that aims to reduce the birth rate. (4,8)
25. Positive reasons attracting people to move to a new area. (4,7)