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Population density and distribution
Students should be able to explain the various factors that affect how population density and distribution are determined, including physical, economic, social, and political influences. Case studies should include examples of both densely and sparsely populated regions, which can be examined at any scale from local to regional.
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- Students should be able to explain the various factors that affect how population density and distribution are determined, including physical, economic, social, and political influences. Case studies should include examples of both densely and sparsely populated regions, which can be examined at any scale from local to regional.
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