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Settlement Flashcards

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What kinds of settlements are there?

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Rural and urban

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What are urban settlements?

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Urban settlements are larger than rural settlements and have more buildings and roads. Most people work in shops, offices and factories.

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What are rural settlements?

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Rural settlements are places that have few buildings and few roads. Most people work on the land.

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What are examples of urban settlements?

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Towns and cities.

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How are different buildings grouped in urban settlements?

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According to their use.

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What is a land use zone?

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A land use zone is an area that is dedicated for a specific purpose.

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How many land use zones are there?

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11

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What are the different land use zones?

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CBD
Light industry 
Low income housing 
Middle income housing
High income housing
Heavy industry 
Shopping centres
New housing
Recreational areas
Poor informal housing
Business park and service industries
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What are settlements?

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Settlements are places where people live.

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What are examples of businesses in the CBD?

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It has many shops, offices and restaurants. There may be transport centres nearby.

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What does CBD stand for?

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Central Business District

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What are zones for light industry?

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They are areas that are used for small industries that do not need heavy machinery.

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What are examples of light industries?

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Examples are electrical industries, food processing, packaging and clothing industries.

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What are zones for heavy industries?

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Heavy industries occupy bigger buildings. They use bulky machinery and many resources.

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What are residential areas?

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These are areas where people live.

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Why are there different forms of housing?

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People live where they can afford it, based on their income. High income housing has big gardens and grand houses, whereas low-income housing have smaller gardens and are often crowded.

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What are residential areas that are far away from the CBD?

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They are called suburbs.

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What are zones for shopping centres?

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These are areas reserved for shopping centres, which are buildings with many shops and service industries in them. They are often near residential areas.

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What are zones for services?

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They are for businesses that provide a service to their customers.

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What is a service?

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A service is a job that someone does for someone else.

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What are examples of services?

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Plumbers, electricians and mechanics are service providers.

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What are recreational areas?

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These are places where people go to relax, or to perform leisure activities.

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What are examples of recreational areas?

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Zoos, stadiums, museums sports fields and parks are recreational areas.

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How many people live in rural areas?

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Four in every ten people live in rural areas

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What are examples of rural areas?

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Villages and farms

27
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What types of work are done in rural areas?

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Farming
Fishing
Mining
Forestry

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What is farming?

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Farming us when the main occupation is to produce food from the land.

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What are mining settlements?

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Mining settlements are settlements that developed because of gold, diamonds or iron ore that could be found in rocks nearby.

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What are forestry settlements?

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Forestry settlements are places that develop near forests, so that the people living there can harvest the wood.

31
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Why do fishing settlement develop?

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They develop to allow the people living there to fish in nearby lakes and streams.

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How does urbanisation happen?

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Urbanisation happens when people travel to towns and cities to live there.

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What is the most common type of migration today?

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Movement from rural areas to urban areas.

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What kinds of reasons for migration are there?

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Economic reasons
Social reasons
Political reasons
Environmental reasons

35
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What are economic reasons for migration?

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No money or move to find work

36
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What are social reasons for migration?

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Better quality of life, more exciting lifestyle or to be close to family members.

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What are political reasons for migration?

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To move way from war or political problems

38
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What are environmental reasons for migration?

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Flooding and other natural disasters

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What are examples of heavy industries?

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Oil refining, cement factories, and iron and steel industries.

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What is a Central Business District?

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A CBD is a place near the centre of a city that is used for business.

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What are issues associated with urbanisation?

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Housing
Health care
Education

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Why are services such as health care and education an issue in rapidly urbanised areas?

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There is a shortage of facilities and professionals for these services.

46
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What were the main reasons for the urbanisation of South Africa?

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The influence of early settlers
The discovery of diamonds and gold
The formation of the Union of South Africa
Apartheid population controls
Democracy
47
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How did early settlers influence the urbanisation of South Africa?

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They began to build early cities.

48
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How did the discovery of diamonds and gold influence the urbanisation of South Africa?

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When diamonds and gold were discovered, it caused people to flock to South Africa, causing rapid urbanisation.

49
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How did democracy influence the urbanisation of South Africa?

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The new laws enabled people who had formerly lived in rural areas to move to urban settlements.

50
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What are reasons for informal settlements being developed?

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A shortage of houses
Lack of urban planning
Large number of poor migrants

52
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What are pull factors?

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They are things that encourage people to live in a certain area.

53
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What are push factors?

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Push factors are things that encourage people to leave an area.

54
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What are examples of pull factors of urban areas?

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More job opportunities 
Better safety and security
Better services
Family members
Good education
More exciting lifestyle
55
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What are push factors of rural areas?

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No work
War
Political problems
Poverty
No food
Droughts
Flooding

Abi Geography 2015 (7 decks)

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