Population, The number of people living in a particular place, Population Growth, When the number of people living in an area increases, Population Decline, When the number of people living in an area decreases, Birth Rate, The number of babies born in a population, Death Rate, The number of people who die in a population, Life Expectancy, The average number of years a person is expected to live, Migration, The movement of people from one place to another, Immigration, Moving into a country to live there, Emigration, Leaving a country to live somewhere else, Migrant, A person who moves from one place to another, Population Density, The number of people living in a certain area, Densely Populated, An area where many people live close together, Sparsely Populated, An area where few people live, Urban, Relating to towns and cities, Rural, Relating to the countryside, City, A large settlement where many people live and work, Settlement, A place where people live, Census, An official count of a country's population, Resources, Useful things people need, such as water, food and energy, Healthcare, Services that help people stay healthy, Education, The process of learning knowledge and skills, Employment, Having or finding paid work, Housing, Homes and places where people live, Overpopulation, When an area has more people than its resources can easily support, Quality of Life, How healthy, safe and comfortable people's lives are
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