2.1.1: Relationships and connections Flashcards

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what is the definition of location?

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where a place is, for example the coordinates of a map

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what Is the definition of Locale?

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Locale, takes into the account the effect that people have on their setting. In terms of locale, a place is shaped by the people, cultures and customs within it.

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What is the definition of Sense of Place?

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This refers to the emotional and subjective attachments people have to a place. This may be completely different from another persons perspective.

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What are the five main settlement sites?

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Bridging point, dry land, modal point, defensive strategy, wet point

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Explain the settlement site- Bridging point

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Where a river was shallow enough to be crossed (a ford) or narrow enough to build a bridge

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Explain the settlement site-Dry land

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Away from the risk of flooding- e.g Ely in Cambridgeshire

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Explain the settlement site-nodal point

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Settlements often form where natural route ways and rivers meet, which helps the development of roads.

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Explain the settlement site- Defensive strategy

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Often found on higher grounds so that enemies could be seen in the distance

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Explain the settlement site-Wet point

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Good water supply. Many settlements grew around wet point sites, e.g villages in the South Downs

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What are the four main settlement functions?

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Market town, port, industrial town, resort

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What are the five rings in the rural-urban continuum from centre outwards?

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Urban area, rural/urban fringe, commuter belt, accessible rural, remote rural

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what do you find the further you go out you go on the rural/urban continuum?

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less amenities, technology and functionality

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What is the definition of an urban area?

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An urban area is the region surrounding a city. Urban areas are very developed, meaning there is a density of human structures such as houses, commercial buildings, roads, bridges, and railways.

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What is the definition of the rural/ urban fringe?

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Refers to the immediate surroundings of an urban area, which contains elements of urban area, such as a golf courses alongside open countryside.

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What is the definition of the commuter belt?

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A large area surrounding a city which people travel to work each day.

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