Demographic Transition part 3

Today in human geo we did another lesson on the demographic transition. We draw a graph showing the crude birth rate, crude death rate, and natural increase. We talked about the five stages and whether it had a high, low or stable birth rate, death rate, and natural increase.  Also we reviewed for the quiz that we have on Monday about the demographic transition. I feel really prepared for this quiz. I'm very glad we reviewed today and that we are going to reviewed tomorrow.

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