Booklet 1 - Changing places, relationships and connections Flashcards

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Diaspora

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Groups of people with the same ethnicity who moved to other countries. Such as British citizens of Irish or Indian decent

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Demographic characteristics of a place - seaside towns

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  • Selective in-migration of older people, selective out-migration of younger people create a “top heavy” population pyramid (think seaside towns).
    Lots of female because they live longer
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Social and Economic characteristics of place

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(think Port Talbot (steel works))
- Economic characteristic derives from its function
retal
industrial function (costal towns + cities)
Correlates with social patterns (health, life expectancy, education)

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Cultural charateristics of a place

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Sporting + artistic properties forms a places identity.
Ethnic minority groups contribute to the places identity + cultural diversity.

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Gentrifictation

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Improving the area linked to wealth

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What is a place?

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A small part of a geographical space we live in, whose identity is distinctive or special in some way.

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Local and national connections of place:

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  • linked via transport
  • Local/national government spending helps shape towns. (health, highstreets, education)
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Name 4 types of flow

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  • Flows of people
  • Flows of resources
  • Flows of business
  • Flows of ideas
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Flows of people:

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  • Permanent migration
  • Commuting
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Flows of resources:

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  • Places might be reliant on others for raw materials. (japans food supply)
  • Industry (cotton manchester)
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Flow of business:

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  • Foreign direct investment (FDI) from a company elsewhere can influence character
  • Ending investment (tata steel works)
  • Investment in multi national companies (MNC’s) (e.g fast food chains) led to decrease in a places uniqueness. CLONE TOWNS.
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Flow of ideas:

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  • Urban planners + developers can change how a place looks.
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Define Globalisation

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When developments such as TRADE, TRANSPORT and TECHNOLOGY has made the world a more interconnected place.

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What changes can globalisation cause

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  • Economic changes
  • Political/Social changes
  • Cultural changes
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Economic globalisation:

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Rise of TNC’s (transnational companies) - apple

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Cultural globalisation:

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Impact of western culture. Art, media, sport

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Political/social globalisation

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Trading blocs. Influence of western democracy on poorer countries.

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How the history of a place influences its characteristics

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think: manchester industrial history (18th century)
- movement of factories to cities
- close to docks
- use of coal
- terraced house

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How the history of a place influences its social demographic

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think: manchester industrial history (18th century)
- low income + migrant families move into inner cities
- social segregation
- lack of jobs after deindustrialisation
- resent government

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