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5 MARKS Suggest problems which are likely to occur Population growth results in a lack of accommodation leading to overcrowded
in Africa as a result of its population growth. poor housing conditions and the growth of shanty towns.
It puts pressure on Government facilities such as hospitals, health care and
educational facilities leading to failing services
A lack of employment for workers as too many people for too few jobs
possibly leading to young men turning to crime or terrorism.
Pressure on food supplies leads to food insecurity, potentially starvation, or
overcultivation of farmland & marginal land, or the need to import food
Water supplies are overstretched leading to a lack of water, irregular supply or
poor sanitation
Fuel shortages or power cuts from power demand exceeding supply.
Pollution such as waste disposal problems, traffic congestion, air pollution,
water pollution from overcrowding
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4 marks Explain why governments in many LEDCs are high levels of disease/high death rates/low life expectancy/high IMR;
trying to reduce rates of population growth lack of/overcrowded housing/growth of squatter settlements;
lack of fuel/power (or example such as electricity);
lack of work;
inadequate food supplies/starvation/famine
poor access to education;
poor access to health care/lack of hospitals;
inadequate water supply;
lack of sanitation,
overcultivation;
overgrazing;
atmospheric/water pollution;
traffic congestion;
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4 marks Explain why birth rates are still high in Contraception: Little availability, can't afford, not educated about
countries at a lower level of development such as Mali.
Economic benefits of children: Work on the land, sent out to get employment,
look after parents when old
Traditions of larger families: High status of virility, religious influences where
contraception banned/births praised
High infant mortality rates: Have more children incase some die
Lack of female emancipation: Women don't have careers so have children,
early marriage equals more potential child-bearing years
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Population
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Growth
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Exam2026.pdf
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Population
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Growth
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Growth
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5 MARKS Suggest problems which are likely to occur Population growth results in a lack of accommodation leading to overcrowded
in Africa as a result of its population growth. poor housing conditions and the growth of shanty towns.
It puts pressure on Government facilities such as hospitals, health care and
educational facilities leading to failing services
A lack of employment for workers as too many people for too few jobs
possibly leading to young men turning to crime or terrorism.
Pressure on food supplies leads to food insecurity, potentially starvation, or
overcultivation of farmland & marginal land, or the need to import food
Water supplies are overstretched leading to a lack of water, irregular supply or
poor sanitation
Fuel shortages or power cuts from power demand exceeding supply.
Pollution such as waste disposal problems, traffic congestion, air pollution,
water pollution from overcrowding
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,Population Growth - Past Exam Questions and Answers.pdf Population Growth - Past Exam Questions and Answers.pdf Population Growth - Past Exam Questions and Answers.pdf
4 marks Explain why governments in many LEDCs are high levels of disease/high death rates/low life expectancy/high IMR;
trying to reduce rates of population growth lack of/overcrowded housing/growth of squatter settlements;
lack of fuel/power (or example such as electricity);
lack of work;
inadequate food supplies/starvation/famine
poor access to education;
poor access to health care/lack of hospitals;
inadequate water supply;
lack of sanitation,
overcultivation;
overgrazing;
atmospheric/water pollution;
traffic congestion;
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4 marks Explain why birth rates are still high in Contraception: Little availability, can't afford, not educated about
countries at a lower level of development such as Mali.
Economic benefits of children: Work on the land, sent out to get employment,
look after parents when old
Traditions of larger families: High status of virility, religious influences where
contraception banned/births praised
High infant mortality rates: Have more children incase some die
Lack of female emancipation: Women don't have careers so have children,
early marriage equals more potential child-bearing years
Population Growth - Past Exam Questions and Answers.pdf Population Growth - Past Exam Questions and Answers.pdf Population Growth - Past Exam Questions and Answers.pdf
