KEYWORDS DEFINITIONS Flashcards

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economic activity ❗️

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primary sector

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involves the extraction and harvesting of natural resources
eg. agriculture, fishing, forestry, mining

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secondary sector

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involves the manufacturing and production of goods , where raw materials from the primary sector are professed into finished products

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tertiary sector

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part of the economy that provides services not goods
eg. retail, healthcare, education

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quaternary sector

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part of the economy that focuses on knowledge-based activities
eg. research, technology

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output data

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the results/findings of a geographical investigation, often presented in the form of statistics, graphs or maps

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social inequalities

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the uneven distribution of resources, opportunities and rights across different groups in society, often based on factors such as ; income, education, and healthcare

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quality of life

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the general well-being of individuals and communities, measured through factors such as; income , education, health, and access to services

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change in function

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the transformation of how an areas or building is being used over time, often due to; economic, social, or environmental factors

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administrative

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the management and organisation of an area by local or national governments, including services such as; planning governance and public administration

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commercial

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activities or developments primarily aimed at making a profit, such as businesses, retail, and services

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retail

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the sale of goods and services directly to consumers for personal use

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industrial

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activities related to the production of goods and services, usually involving manufacturing, factories and large-scale production processes

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demographic characteristics

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the statistical features of a population such as; age, gender, ethnicity and income which help analyse population trends and patterns

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gentrification

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the process of urban renewal in which wealthy individuals move into and renovate previously deteriorated areas, often leading to displacement of low-income residents

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age structure

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the distribution of population across different age groups represented in a population pyramid which helps analyse demographic trends and societal needs

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ethnic composition

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the proportions of different ethnic groups within a population, reflecting cultural and racial diversity in an area

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accessibility and connectedness

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the ease of which people can reach a location and the extent to which different areas are connected by transport, communication and the internet

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role of local and national planning ❗️

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land use change

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the transformation of land from one use or purpose to another
eg. agricultural land to urban development

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deprivation

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the condition where individuals/communities lack access to essential resources and services leading to a lower quality of life

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representation of places

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how locations and environments are portrayed in various media, shaping peoples perceptions and understanding of those places

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continuity

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the persistence of a process, feature, or pattern over time in relation to human and physical geography

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different media

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the various ways info is communicated
eg. broadcasting, newspaper, social media

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perceive
the way individuals interpret and make sense of the world based on their senses, experiences and beliefs
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inward migration
he movement of people into a country or region to live or work
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outward migration
the movement of people out of a country or region to live elsewhere, often for social, economic or political reasons
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external migration
the movement of people across international borders to live in another country
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international migration
the movement of people across international borders for a period of atleast one year
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skill shortages
when there are not enough workers with the necessary skills to meet the demand for certain jobs in an economy
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economic restructuring
the shift in a countries economy, usually from primary and secondary sectors to tertiary and quaternary sectors
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spiral of decline
a downward spiral where economic, social, environmental problems reinforce each other, leading to worsening conditions in an area
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deindustrialisation
decline of industrial activities - reduction of manufacturing jobs and closure of factories
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