AP Success - AP Human Geography: Japan's Total Fertility Rate

In 2020, Japan’s total fertility rate was 1.34. The Japanese government has attempted to raise the total fertility rate in many ways.

Question 1

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Define the concept of total fertility rate.

Question 2

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Describe ONE way the total fertility rate impacts the rate of natural increase.

Question 3

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Explain ONE economic reason why Japan’s total fertility rate shifted from 2 in 1960 to 1.34 in 2020.

Question 4

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Explain how greater political rights for women in developed countries will likely affect the total fertility rate.

Question 5

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Explain how the legalization of abortion in Japan in 1948 and over-the-counter contraception in 1999 impacted the nation’s total fertility rate.

Question 6

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Explain ONE cultural reason why a racially homogenous country such as Japan enacts pronatalist policies over increased immigration.

Question 7

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Explain ONE challenge pronatalist policies face in attempting to increase the total fertility rate in a post-industrial country such as Japan.

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