Today I took a test and I didn't do well even though I studied. I guess I probably made stupid mistakes like I always do. After that we talked about different populations and stuff like that. We learned that there is 7.6 billion people in the world and there is still people being born and dying which makes that number fluctuates often. We also learned that in some countries you had to pay money to the government if you. wanted more kids than only just having one. Also, I learned that 90% of the Earths population growth is because of the countries such as Africa, South and East Asia, and Latin America. Finally, there is a lot of people who immigrate to. America that cause a bigger population.
  

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