What have been the impacts of migration upon place? Flashcards

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What slide for G.S.E.D.M example?

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Slide 270 :)

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Define multiculturalism

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. Co - existence of diverse cultures

.Includes cultures, religious groups, racial groups and ethnicities.

. It’s manifested / displayed in customary behaviours, patterns of thinking and language

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Define segregation

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. Where people of a particular ethnic group choose to live with others from the same ethnic group and separate from other groups

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Positives of a multicultural place

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. You can learn new languages in multicultural regions

. New food and cultures to experience e.g. Indian curry in Brick Lane

. Can help to reduce prejudice with certain cultures

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Negatives of a multicultural place

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. Language barrier between people

. Unemployment may rise

. Different cultures may clash

. May lead to radical movements e.g. English Defense league (EDL)

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Why do similar ethnic / religious / cultural groups live together?

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. Same religion so access to religious building

. Proximity to family members

. Similar culture / customs

. Access to traditional shops / restaurants

. Similar language / dialect

. Accessible jobs

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Advantages of Choropleth map

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. Easy to visualise and see difference in geographical data in different locations through colour

. Easy and quick to prepare

. Shading can represent a wide range of values

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Disadvantages of Choropleth map

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. May be hard to distinguish between different shades

. May give false impression of abrupt change at the boundaries of shaded units

. Map assumes the whole region has the same value (ignores interval variations)

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