Population Geography studies people with regard to their habitat. Historically,
people have congregated in certain areas of the world because of benefits afforded
them.
Using the Islamic Cultural Realm of Northern Africa as a stage (do not
extend your discussion to the Arabian Peninsula and SW Asia), first consult a population density map for that area and then identify and discuss the areas accommodating the greatest and least numbers of
people. What accounts for the large concentrations of people in some areas
and the lack of people in other areas? Can it be linked to the Demographic
Transition Model?