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Question 1

describe the implications of urbanisation on world population growth in urban and rural places

Answer 1

world population growth
population growth rates
megacities
benefits of urban living
population declining in rural areas

Question 2

economic interdependence of Urban and rural places

Answer 2

production and exportation of products
other raw materials- mining, energy- fly in/fly out
renewable energy-albany
rural-urban drift-demographics-why?
urban supporting rural areas

Question 3

environmental interdependence of urban and rural places

Answer 3

the attraction urban dwellers have to rural areas
urban areas relying on rural areas
waste in rural areas

Question 4

distributions of urban and rural places in australia

Answer 4

how much of the country has been urbanised
population distribution- coast and inland

Question 5

historical factors influencing the spatial distribution of urban and rural places in Australia

Answer 5

reasons for settlement- what they became
why people couldn’t explore inland
wool wheat production- to England

Question 6

cultural factors influencing the spatial distribution of urban and rural places in Australia

Answer 6

why do people think rural is better
rural-urban drift
Mandurah

Question 7

economic factors influencing the spatial distribution of Urban and rural places in Australia

Answer 7

ports- inertia- freo
capital cities- what is located in capital cities

mineral discoveries-gold and the establishment of towns
mining booms- kalgoorie, tom price- fly in/fly is threat

agricultural- fibre production, wool
increase in farm sizes
queensland geography

Question 8

environmental factors influencing the spatial distribution of urban and rural places in Australia

Answer 8

climate
topography
soils

Question 9

age and gender in urban and rural places

Answer 9

age and gender in urban areas
age and genre in rural area s

Question 10

socioeconomic in urban and rural places

Answer 10

more money in urban areas -better employment
more poverty in urban areas

less money in rural areas- exceptions to mining towns

Question 11

cultural distributions in urban and rural places

Answer 11

Australians different migrants rates from countries

more migrants in urban areas- chain migration
different migrants in Perth, Sydney and melb

skilled migrants move to urban areas- ones that have agricultural skills
examples of different migranst in rural areas- itailian and vietnamise

Question 12

urban sprawl as a urban process

Answer 12

definition
why it has
negatives of urban sprawl
where is it prevalent
specific examples

Question 13

invasion and succession as a urban process

Answer 13

definition
transitional zones- RUF and IMZ
what happens in each of these zones
specific examples

Question 14

renewal as a urban process

Answer 14

definition
where it occurs
who funds it- government/private investors
examples of rural projects- broad
case study: east perth redevelopment

Question 15

land use planning as a urban process

Answer 15

definition
land use planning examples
state government responsibilities
examples of long term plans
regional plans

Question 16

land use competition as a urban process

Answer 16

definition
what does it cause
desired locations- what this causes and gives in return
CBD- high rise buildings

Question 17

inertia as a urban process

Answer 17

definition
when it occurs
why it occurs
example- perth

Question 18

agglomeration as a urban process

Answer 18

definition
what it explains
benefits
examples of agglomeration urban and rural

Question 19

population loss

Answer 19

definition
why it occurs
why are rural areas decreasing- example
facts about population loss
falling population results in
examples of results of population loss

Question 20

FIFO

Answer 20

what has happened to the mining industry
negatives of FIFO
loss of identity- shadow population
parlimentary inquiry
example of a town suffering from FIFO
male population

Question 21

transportation

Answer 21

challage of transport in rural areas
private vechials- postivies and negatives- expensive- isolation
stats
lack of transport infrastructure
bad roads- lack of repair
effect decrease transport has on community

Question 22

declining polictical influence

Answer 22

Durack- stats
representation in parliament
Durack, oconnor and forest
needs of Durack