Population Growth Affecting Rural and Urban Areas Flashcards

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What does the Burgess Land Use Model show?

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How land in towns and cities is separated, into CBD, inner city, inner and outer suburbs, rural-urban fringe and rural settlements (villages)

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What is social welfare?

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Well-being of entire society, concerned with quality of life including: environment, level of crime, health, education levels, availability of social services, leisure services and religious aspects of life

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What are push and pull factors?

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Push- forcing people to move away, can no longer remain where they are
Pull- reasons why one place is more beneficial than another, want to move to that place

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Name push factors

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Unemployment, lack of safety, lack of services, poverty, crop failure, draught, war or civil unrest, hazards, isolation

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Name pull factors

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Employment, safer atmosphere, better service provision, greater wealth, fertile land, good food supplies, political security, less risk of natural hazards, friends and family

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What is housing like in an inner city?

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High density terraced housing, built in 19th century, high rise tower block built in 1960s, some old warehouses redeveloped into luxury apartments

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What is housing like in a rural area?

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Larger, privately owned houses, new estates with private housing

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What is ethnicity like in an inner city?

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High percentage of ethnic minorities, initial groups of Asian or Caribbean migrants, recent immigrants from Poland

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What is ethnicity like in a rural area?

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Majority of people white, few ethnic minorities, those that are, are professional people

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What is the age structure in an inner city?

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High proportion of younger people, mainly students and young professionals

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What is the age structure in a rural area?

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Higher proportion of elderly people

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How wealthy is an inner city area?

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Poorer sections of urban population live here, small numbers of wealthier living in redeveloped homes

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How wealthy is a rural area?

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Wealthiest residents found here, many who have moved out of the city, some less wealthy original residents

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What is employment like in an inner city?

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High proportion of students, unemployed, unskilled or semi-skilled workers; some young professionals living in redeveloped areas

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What is employment like in a rural area?

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High proportion of workers in professional and managerial sectors; doctors, bankers etc. as well as agricultural workers

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What is the provision of services like in an inner city?

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Close to city centre, so access to shops, cinemas, theatres, hospitals, good access to transport and schools nearby

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What is the provision of services like in a rural area?

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Village shops may have closed as more residents shop in urban areas on their commute to work, little public transport facilities