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Year 8 Semester 2 Assessments - Check Description > 12.4-12.7 Personal Connections [ARCHIVE] > Flashcards

12.4-12.7 Personal Connections [ARCHIVE] Flashcards

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Impact of People on Places

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The influence of…
- Culture
- Economics
- Technology
- History
on the development of a sense of place.

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Geographic Features of Places

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Distinctive features include-
- Physical landscape
- Location
- Industry impacts
- Building types
- Cultural elements.
(Patrick Loves Intelligence But Can’t)

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Factors that Shape Place

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  • Culture
  • Economics
  • History
  • Technology
  • Population density
  • Population movements.
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Elements of Culture

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  • Language
  • Religion
  • Political systems
  • Ethnic background
  • Social organization
    -Customs
  • Arts
  • Economic systems.
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Definitions of Culture

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The sum of ways of living transmitted from generation to generation by a group.

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Technology’s Influence on Place

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Impacts the structure of buildings, communication networks, and power sources.

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Cultural Diffusion

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The spread of cultural characteristics among different cultures.

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Effects of Wealth on Places

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Affluent communities can build sophisticated infrastructure; poorer communities remain basic.

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Historical Impact on Sense of Place

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Structures and street patterns from the past contribute to a location’s character.

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Population Density Effects

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Defines contrasts between urban and rural landscapes, influencing housing and park availability.

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Short-term Population Movements

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Includes daily commuting and tourism, influencing local economies.

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Long-term Population Movements

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Major migrations that introduce new cultures, languages, and skills.

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Cultural Adaptation

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Cultures adopt, adapt, or reject influences when interacting with other cultures.

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Tourism as a Global Industry

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One of the world’s largest industries, relying on leisure time and disposable income.

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Personal Geography Concept

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The relationship between an individual and their environment.

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Elements of Economic Importance of Tourism

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Contributes to GDP, employment, and service exports in economies like Australia.

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Inbound Tourism in Australia

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Approximately 7.4 million visitors annually; expected growth to 8.4 million by 2020.

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Major Sources of Inbound Tourists in Australia

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New Zealand, China, UK, USA, and Singapore.

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Economic Impact of Tourists

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Tourists spend over $113.3 billion annually on goods and services in Australia.

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Domestic Tourism

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Travel within one’s own country.

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Top Tourist Destination

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France had 83.7 million international arrivals in 2014.

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Honeypot Effect

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Concentration of tourism and revenues in specific popular destinations.

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Backpacker Market’s Importance

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It is a significant revenue source for Australian tourism; increasing numbers of visitors.

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Cultural Spread Through Food

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Each culture has traditional foods that diffuse through migration and restaurants.

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Sports as Cultural Elements

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Sports like soccer, cricket, and basketball have global and local significance.

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Television’s Cultural Influence

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US media can promote local cultures or overwhelm them with foreign influences.

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Internet’s Role in Culture

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Facilitates global communication and the spread of cultural ideas.

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Tourism-Related Issues

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Environmental, economic, and social impacts due to large numbers of tourists.

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Modes of Travel

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Common forms include cars, air travel, cruise ships, and trains.

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Importance of Regional Tourism

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Some regions rely heavily on tourism for economic sustainability.

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Characteristics of Cultural Groups

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Shared language, ancestry, and traditions among members.

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culture’s Dynamic Nature

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Cultures evolve through contact with others, impacted by migration and technology.

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Role of Food in Culture

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Foods can signify cultural identity and are linked to ethnic backgrounds.

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Globalization Effects on Culture

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Accelerated cultural diffusion and mingling of diverse cultural elements.

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Types of Tourism

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Includes leisure, business, education, and visits to friends and family

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Negative Impacts of Tourism

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Resource allocation shifts, potential cultural dilution, and local dependency on tourist spending.

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Relationship of Religion to Culture

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Often intertwined with language and governance structures.

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Geographers’ Interest in Culture

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Explore cultural similarities, differences, origins, and adaptations.

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Cultural Elements in Arts

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Includes music, dance, literature, and visual arts reflecting cultural identity.

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Economic Contributions of Tourism in Australia

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Tourism accounts for 2.5% of GDP, significant for employment.

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Tourist Expenditure Relevance

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Larger share of revenue often leaves local communities with limited benefits.

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Influence of Political Systems on Culture

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Influence of Political Systems on Culture

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Environmental Concerns of Tourism

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Includes pollution, resource depletion, and habitat disruption.

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Historical Significance in Population Movements

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Migrations have led to the blending or replacement of cultural identities.

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Global Patterns of Religious Beliefs

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Reflect the distribution of religious practices and influence on culture.

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Cultural Characteristics in Sports

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Local sports reflect unique cultural values and community identity.

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Global Tourism Statistics

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Over 1 billion international tourists traveled in 2012.

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Economic Leakage in Tourism

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Portions of tourist spending often do not benefit local economies.

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Cultural Identity and Performance

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Games and sports are tied to cultural identity and community spirit.

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Ethics of Tourism

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Issues include exploitation, cultural appropriation, and local community rights.

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Diverse Cultural Expressions

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Varies greatly across regions, influencing the uniqueness of places.

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Tourism Growth Trends

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Increasing global mobility; more people traveling for leisure and business.

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Patterns of Backpacker Tourism

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Australia attracts a significant number of budget-conscious travelers.

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Influence of Local Cuisine on Tourism

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Culinary experiences are a major reason for travel to specific destinations.

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Tourist Attraction Features

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Historic sites, natural wonders, and cultural experiences are major draws.

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Urban vs. Rural Tourism Differences

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Urban areas often offer more attractions and services than rural ones.

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Emergence of Sustainable Tourism

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Efforts to minimize negative impacts and promote eco-friendly travel practices.

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Social Media Influence on Travel

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Platforms help shape travel choices and cultural perceptions.

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Cultural Preservation Efforts

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Initiatives aimed at protecting and promoting local cultures amidst globalization.

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