| 5.1 Human population density varies significantly across Earth
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| 5.2 The global population will grow into the middle of this century
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| 5.3 The age structure of a population gives clues to its growth or decline
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| 5.4 Fertility ranges greatly among countries and regions
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| 5.5 Development varies widely among countries
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| 5.6 Population growth and development generally increase environmental impact
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| 5.7 Developmental differences between populations create migration pressures
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| 5.8 Most nations have national policies aimed at managing population growth
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| 5.9 Human development is associated with lower fertility and reduced emigration
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| 5.10 The challenge: Achieve high development and sustainable resource use
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| Central Question: How can we achieve sustainable human populations?
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| Chapter 5: Review Questions
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