geography

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  • What is urbanisation?
    The movement of people from rural areas into the cities
  • What are some challenges faced by people moving to urban areas?
    • Lack of safe water and sanitation
    • Lack of leisure and entertainment
    • Difficulty finding work
    • Overcrowded housing
  • What are some benefits of urbanisation?
    • More people benefit from services
    • Better transport links
    • Wide range of jobs
    • Lots of leisure activities
    • Access to better housing
    • Better public transport
  • What are some negative consequences of urbanisation?
    Higher crime rates, more traffic congestion, increased pollution, and loss of green spaces
  • What is predicted about the world's cities in one hundred years?
    They will be much larger and more densely populated
  • What factors contribute to the changes in population dynamics in urban areas over time?
    • Birth rates and death rates fall
    • Better access to education and job opportunities
    • Continued migration to cities
    • Fewer people in rural areas
    • Smaller houses or apartments being built higher
  • How does urbanisation affect access to services like healthcare and education?
    Access to services improves as more people move to cities
  • What are the implications of increased car ownership in urban areas?
    It leads to increased pollution
  • What are some consequences of urbanisation on housing?
    • People are living in smaller houses or apartments
    • Houses are built higher
    • Houses will be expensive to buy or rent
  • What are the environmental consequences of urbanisation?
    • Increases in pollution
    • Lack of space to grow food
    • Less green space
    • Less water availability
  • What is a significant social consequence of urbanisation related to rural areas?
    Fewer people in rural areas as people move to cities
  • What is a consequence of urbanisation on land and resources?
    Pressure on land and resources increases
  • What is a consequence of urbanisation on food production?
    There is a lack of space to grow food
  • What is a repeated consequence of urbanisation mentioned in the material?
    Increased pollution
  • what is rapid urbanisation
    the swift growth and expansion of urban areas
  • what does rapid urbanisation mean for cities
    high rates of population growth
    pressure on infrastructure, schooling and healthcare
  • what are the consequences of rapid urbanisation growth in LIDCs
    an increase in crime rates
    an increase in squatter settlements
    an increase in air pollution
    high levels of employment
  • how are cities changing
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  • what is life like for people in EDC cities
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  • how can cities become more sustainable
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