How Does Evidence From Personal, Local And
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This document discusses how different sources of evidence can help understand population change patterns in the UK, including national census data, local parish registers, and personal family recollections. It notes that population changes can be seen through factors like family size, population structure, migration, employment, social status, and ethnicity. As an example, it suggests drawing a family tree to analyze how family size, life expectancy, and occupations may have changed over time.
How Does Evidence From Personal, Local And
- 1. How does evidence from Personal, Local and National sources help us understand the pattern of population change in the UK?
- 2. Analysing Population Change National- UK census data
- 4. Personal- recollections of family members
- 5. Population Changes in the UK Family size Population structure Migration Employment Social status Ethnicity
- 6. Family Size HW- Draw a family tree of your family tree as far back as you can go. How does the family size change? How does the life expectancy change? How does the occupation (if known) change?