Cardiff - Case Study Flashcards

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Why was 1794 and 1841 important in Cardiff?

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1794 - Canal built, linking Merthyr and Cardiff and Cardiff docks were born. Iron and steal transported down the valley initially by canal
1841 - Taff Vale Railways built

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Give a physical factor for Cardiff growth:

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1) Docks built - fully exploited energy boom
2) Wide, sheltered lagoon of Birtol channel (trading around the globe)
3) Quality and quantity of coal
4) Construction of Bute and Alexandrea docks

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Give a human factor for Cardiff growth:

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1) Growing demand for coal for steam ships travelling around the world.
2) Cardiff is 10km soth of Rhondda Valley

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Why did Cardiff population increase so rapidly?

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Migration - people moved to Cardiff to work in the docks.

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Why did Cardiff’s population decrease in the 1980s?

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People moved out of Cardiff to villages and small towns in the surrounding area.
A lot of these people came from the inner city area.

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When did the population of Cardiff start to increase again? Why?

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1990s
Re-development of Cardiff Bay

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Give a positive impact of re-urbanisation in Cardiff:

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Increased diversity
Increase in business
Barrage delivers electricity

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Which part of Cardiff is most diverse?

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North-west is least diverse
South-east is the most diverse

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Why is the impact of migration not even across Cardiff?

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Migrants often join existing communities in the city.

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Give 2 ways that the quality of live in being improved in Cardiff:

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Equality and Inclusion strategy
Well Being Plan 2023-2028 (CIAGPTGU/O, SPOOP, OPC)
Race Equulity Taskforce
Greener Grangetown

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What were the causes of deindustrialisation in Cardiff?

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Coal exports declined from the 1920s due to falling demand following the discovery of North Sea oil.
The decline of the coal and steel industries in South Wales had a big impact on the docks which people worked at.

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What were the impacts of deindustrialisation in Cardiff?

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Tiger Bay became a neglected wasteland of derelict docks and mudflats with a quarter of buildings empty.
The population faced social, economic and environmental problems due to the coal and steel industries decline.

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