Settlement Revision Flashcards

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1
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What type of settlement has buildings in a cluster?

A

Nucleated

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2
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When buildings are strung along a road we call this a …

A

Linear settlement

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3
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What do we call a settlement where buildings are spread out?

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Dispersed

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4
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What is a settlement?

A

A place where people live. It could be a hamlet, village, town or city.

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What do we call the position of a settlement in relation to features such as rivers, hills and other settlements?

A

Situation

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6
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What do we call the land a settlement is built on?

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Site

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7
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Name the things early settlers would look for in a good place to settle.

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Lots of materials nearby, for making things.
Easy access to other places for trading.
Shelter from wind and rain.
Flat land with good soil.
Good source of water for drinking.
Trees for fuel and building.
Easy to spot enemies approaching.
Land that doesn't flood easily.
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8
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What is a CBD?

A

Central Business District

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9
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Name two urban land use models.

A

Hoyt and Burgess.

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10
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Where in a settlement are the oldest buildings usually found?

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In the CBD - Central Business District.

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11
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Where are new industries likely to be set up today?

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On the edge of town or out of town.

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12
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Why were industries often built near rivers in the past?

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So that goods could be shipped in and out easily.

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13
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In what part of town would you be likely to find large houses with gardens?

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Outer suburbs.

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14
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What is a greenfield site?

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A site which has not been built on before.

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15
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What do we call a site which has been built on before?

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Brownfield site.

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16
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What is urban regeneration?

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When a run down urban area is redeveloped and brought to life again.

17
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What is a rural area?

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The countryside, where people live on farms and in villages.

18
Q

What do we call a built up area, like a town or city?

A

Urban area.

19
Q

What does sustainable mean?

A

Brings economic, social and environmental benefits; can be carried on into the future without doing harm.

20
Q

What are developers?

A

Companies who buy land and put up buildings to rent or sell.

21
Q

What is a dormitory town?

A

A place where people live, but they travel elsewhere to work.

22
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What is a dwelling?

A

A building to live in like a house or apartment.

23
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What do we call it when people travel to another place for their work? e.g. live in Bodden Town but work in Georgetown.

A

Commute

24
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What is a derelict building?

A

A run down and abandoned building.

25
Q

What is a landfill site?

A

A place set aside as a big rubbish dump.

26
Q

What does redevelop mean?

A

To rebuild an area for new use.

27
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What is a residential area?

A

An area which is mainly homes (rather than shops or offices).