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    Optimum population refers to the ideal population size for a region based on its resources, under population is a population too small to support a region, and overpopulation is when a population exceeds the carrying capacity of its environment. Overpopulation can be measured through socio-economic indicators like poverty, unemployment, and demand for resources exceeding supply. Multi-cultural societies can face problems with differences in cultures, values and languages, but they also provide benefits from cultural diversity and different perspectives.

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    Optimum population refers to the ideal population size for a region based on its resources, under population is a population too small to support a region, and overpopulation is when a population exceeds the carrying capacity of its environment. Overpopulation can be measured through socio-economic indicators like poverty, unemployment, and demand for resources exceeding supply. Multi-cultural societies can face problems with differences in cultures, values and languages, but they also provide benefits from cultural diversity and different perspectives.

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    Upper Six Geography Progress Test

    1a. Explain what is meant by the terms optimum population,


    under population and overpopulation (6 marks)

    b. Discuss the socio-economic indicators of over-population (9


    marks)

    c. Discuss the problems associated with multi-cultural societies.


    Support your answer with relevant examples. (10 marks)

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