liverpool Flashcards

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what is liverpool

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port city in northwest england

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2
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where is liverpool developed

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river mersey estuary

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3
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how is liverpool and internationally significant city?

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  • its an UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • the world capital of the city of pop
  • and european capital of culture
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4
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what role does liverpool play in the UK

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  • second biggest city in the northwest
  • contributes a lot to uk’s manufacturing industry. 3000 companies employ over 50,000 local people and generate 3.2 billion pounds for the economy
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5
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___________ has influenced liverpool’s growth and character

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migration

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6
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what are the two types of migration

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international and national migration

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what national migration has influenced liverpool’s growth and character

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  • welsh migrants arrived at liverpool in the late 1700s as they were attracted by its developing industry and work on the canals and railways. almost 10% of the population was welsh by 1813
  • 2 million irish immigrants arrived at liverpool in a decade because of the irish famine in 1845. 20% of the population was irish by 1850
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how has international migration influenced liverpool’ s growth and character

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  • ships from around the world have been arriving at liverpool since the port was built
  • liverpool is home to the first chinatown in europe
  • UK’s oldest black african community is found in liverpool.
  • today, liverpool remains ethnically diverse as 1 in 8 people come from an ethnic minority background
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9
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what environmental opportunities has urban change brought to liverpool

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  • urban greening: the decline of industry left many areas of liverpool run down and open spaces of wasteland. Planners have developed and preserved open spaces such as parks and gardens.
  • cycle and pedestrian routes: encourage people to get out of their cars and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Green spaces are more accessible
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