Northern Europe - Population Pattern by neha Sharma

What factors influence population distribution ?

nehash1711 — 2024-02-12 10:25:34 UTC

Population Growth, Age Distribution, Social Factors, EMployment Opportunities, and Physical Geography.

Why are some areas more populated than other ?

nehash1711 — 2024-02-12 10:25:48 UTC

It depends on the location because some may not have enough resources, materials, and shelter for people to stay in.

Do you think some countries have low population ? Give examples what makes them less populated ?

nehash1711 — 2024-02-12 10:25:53 UTC

A number of variables, including challenging landscapes, little arable land, isolation, political unrest, economic difficulties, past events, cultural preferences, and governmental policies, contribute to some countries' low population density. Mongolia, Iceland, Bhutan, Tuvalu, Afghanistan, Armenia, and Japan are a few examples.

Salem Ahmed

2024-02-12 10:38:41 UTC

population growth, age distribution, social factors, employment opportunities.
because some countries do not have the resources to shelter all residents, so these residents go to another country to have these resources.
yes, Liechtenstein, because it doesn't have much space which is the opposite to its neighbouring country.

Mohammed Abdulaziz

2024-02-12 10:48:11 UTC

poulation growth age distribution,social factors,employment opporunities and physical geograghy.
some may not have enough resources materials and shelter for people to stay in.
because some countries doesn't have good environment and doesn't have good place for tourism.

Mayed khaled

2024-02-21 05:35:39 UTC

1. population growth ,age distribution , social factors , employment opportunities

2. because some countries does not have shelter and materials.

3. some countries had not have an good place and environment.