Changing Places - Term 2 Geography Year 9

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Before what year were there more people living in rural places than urban places?

Before 2007, there were more people living in rural places than urban places

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Define urbanisation:

Urbanisation is the increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas

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What happened 200 years ago during the Industrial age?

New improved farming methods were developed, meaning fewer people needed to live in rural towns. During this, new jobs became available in cities which encouraged people to move.

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Cities around the world have grown rapidly in the last 70 years due to the…

Rapid population growth

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What are megacities?

Megacities are cities with a population greater than 10 million people

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As of 2016 there are how many megacities in the world?

35 megacities

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The disadvantages of living in a megacity can be seperated into either…

Environmental or social

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What do the environmental disadvantages of living in a megacity result from:

Environmental disadvantages of living in a megacity result from people, factories,, and cars that pollute the air, water and soil

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As cities grow biomes are destroyed. Give three examples.

Forests and grasslands are cleared, wetlands are dried and rivers are diverted or dammed

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List the social disadvantages of living in a megacity:

  • Overcrowding

  • Rising house prices

  • Lack of resources (Schools, hospitals, etc)

  • Traffic congestion

  • Higher costs for food and utilities

  • Waiting times for services (Schools, hospitals, etc)

  • Higher rates of services