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What are the two main categories of places based on distance?
Near places
and
far places
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How can the perception of near places vary?
It is
subjective
based on individual circumstances
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What emotional response might people have to far places?
They may feel
homesick
even if nearby
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What defines experienced places?
Places that we have actually
visited
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What is the role of media in shaping perceptions of places?
Media can create emotional
attachments
to places
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What are administrative places responsible for?
Organizing
infrastructure
and economic activity
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What characterizes commercial places?
Strong
business
influence and many businesses
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What is the primary function of retail places?
To provide attractive
shopping facilities
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How is an industrial place defined?
Based on its industrial
capacity
and
economy
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Who are considered insiders in a place?
People who feel at
home
in a place
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What factors can make someone feel like an outsider?
Not belonging to the main
ethnic group
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How can the experience of place differ between immigrant families and their children?
Children may adapt more quickly to the new
culture
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What is a common pattern regarding ethnic groups in the UK?
They tend to cluster in
certain
areas
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How can immigration affect the perception of place for original residents?
It can make them feel like
outsiders
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What are the four sectors of employment?
Primary
,
secondary
,
tertiary
, and
quaternary
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What does the primary sector involve?
Collection of
raw materials
and essential goods
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What are the risks associated with primary employment?
Physical and mental health risks due to
labor intensity
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What are common issues faced in secondary employment?
Exploitation
and
hazardous working conditions
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What characterizes secondary employment?
Manufacturing of
raw materials
into goods
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What does tertiary employment provide?
Services
such as education and business management
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What is the quaternary sector focused on?
Technology-based
employment and research
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What does the Clarke-Fisher Model illustrate?
Stages
of economic development in countries
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What characterizes the pre-industrial stage in the Clarke-Fisher Model?
Majority work in the
primary sector
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What happens during the industrial stage of the Clarke-Fisher Model?
Decline in
primary sector employment
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What is a key feature of the post-industrial stage?
Increase in
tertiary
and
quaternary
employment
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What does place character refer to?
Qualities that make a
location
unique
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What are endogenous factors?
Factors originating from
within
a place
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What are exogenous factors?
Factors originating from
outside
a place
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How can competition affect a location's economy?
It can attract or repel businesses and
investments
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What are some ways to measure changes in a location?
Land use
changes and
employment trends
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What does the Index of Multiple Deprivation measure?
Income
,
employment
,
education
, and
health
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What is a common cause of inequality in health?
Correlation
between
income
and
life expectancy
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How does educational achievement relate to income?
Wealthier
families can afford better education
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What are the strategies for regeneration in a location?
Construction of infrastructure (e.g.,
HS2
)
Retail-led regeneration (e.g.,
Liverpool Water
)
Marketing heritage and culture (e.g.,
Glastonbury
)
Construction of housing and new settlements (e.g.,
Milton Keynes
)
Development of sustainable communities (e.g.,
BedZED
)
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What role do local councils play in regeneration projects?
They aim to improve their
borough
and attract businesses
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What is the role of the Department for Culture, Media and Sport in regeneration?
To market the
UK's
image abroad
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What does DEFRA aim to improve?
Declining
rural villages
and
agricultural
industry
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What is the purpose of UK Trade and Investment?
To support
UK businesses
and attract investment
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What is an example of a new settlement in the UK?
Milton Keynes
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What is an example of a sustainable community?
BedZED
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