diverse places Flashcards
population structure
The distribution of people in a population according to designated demographic traits (e.g. age, sex, country of birth, marital status).
working age
18-65
economic migrants
move country for job opportunity
net migration
difference of people moving in and out of a place
natural increase
birth rate higher than death rate
push factors
reasons to move away
pull factors
reasons to move to that place
commuter belt
people that live at a far distance but regularly travel into work
urban sprawl
the rapid expansion of cities
elite migrants
migration due to a persons wealth or status, they often invest in the host country through property or business
exponential growth
rapid increase in something e.g rapid population growth
gentrification
removal of old build buildings to attract high income people
What is the definition of ‘diverse places’ in geography?
Diverse places refer to areas that exhibit a variety of social, cultural, economic, and environmental characteristics.
True or False: Urban areas are typically more diverse than rural areas.
True
Name one key feature of a diverse place.
A mix of different cultures and communities.
Fill in the blank: _______ is a case study often used to illustrate urban diversity.
London
What is a common social issue faced by diverse places?
Inequality and segregation.
Which demographic factor is often analyzed in diverse places?
Ethnicity
Multiple Choice: What is one benefit of diversity in urban areas? A) Monoculture, B) Economic growth, C) Isolation
B) Economic growth
What is the significance of case studies in geography?
They provide detailed insights and real-world examples of geographical concepts.