GEOGRAPHY THEME 2

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What is the main populated area in the UK?

The SE of England

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What is the rural urban continuum?

The gradual transition from rural to urban communities

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What is a sphere of influence?

The area surrounding a settlement that is affected by the settlement's activities

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What is counter urbanisation?

The movement of people out of cities to surrounding areas

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What are the causes of counter-urbanisation?

-Lower crime rates
-Less congestion
-Better air quality
-Ageing population(people looking to retire in countryside as peaceful)

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What are the impacts on rural settlements of counter urbanisation?

  • less public transport
  • increasing houses prices
  • pollution
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What are the causes of rural poverty?

  • urbanisation
  • low income and part time work
  • lack of services
  • infrequent public transport at high costs
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What are the effects or rural poverty/deprivation?

  • many are unemployed due to low paid seasonal jobs and rely on benefits
  • the rural area is poorly connected due to to a lack of bus services and poor internet provision which leads to isolation
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Why do we need more houses?

For an increased population - immigration

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Why did we not build more houses?

NIMBYs
Not in my back yards

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What are the issues of Brownfield sites?

  • have to destroy pre existing work
  • could be toxic
  • have to fix plumbing
  • have to work in a specific area
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What are the issues of Greenfield sites?

  • less green spaces
  • more expensive
  • have to build a whole new electric and plumbing system
  • have to provide services and roads
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What is globalisation?

The process by which businesses or other organisations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale

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What is a global city?

an urban centre that has significant competitive advantages within a globalised economic system

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How are global cities connected?

Transport, Tourism, Media

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What are the consequences of globalisation in Mumbai?

  • shortages of suitable public transport to enable commuters to get to work safely
  • shortage of suitable housing, causing people to live in informal housing
  • 57% increase in pollution
  • huge increase in private vehicles
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What are the consequences of globalisation in Cardiff?

  • multinationals provide new jobs and skills
  • threat to cultural diversity
  • loss of control over key decisions and sacrificing their sovereignty