General Diverse Places Revision 3 Flashcards
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Who are first-time buyers?
Individuals trying to save up for a mortgage, often following university or becoming young parents
They typically seek affordable housing and local services.
What are the primary needs of first-time buyers?
- Affordable housing
- Local services & employment
- Access to social services
These needs are crucial for their living conditions.
Where do first-time buyers tend to live?
Inner city locations
These areas are closer to job opportunities and services.
Why do first-time buyers prefer inner city locations?
Housing is cheapest here than anywhere in the city
Proximity to amenities and job opportunities is also a factor.
What are some challenges faced by first-time buyers in inner city areas?
- High crime rates
- Pollution from car traffic
- Highest deprivation levels
These factors can affect their quality of life.
Who are local businesses?
Owners of local independent businesses such as shops, cafes, B&Bs, etc.
They contribute to the local economy and community.
What do local businesses need to thrive?
- High footfall within the city centre
- Low business rates
- Attraction to their town/city to tourists
These factors are essential for their profitability.
Where are independent businesses typically located?
High streets of towns & cities
This location is strategic due to pedestrian traffic.
What advantages do high streets offer to local businesses?
- Good pedestrian footfall
- Concentration of shops together
- Events and markets hosted nearby
These factors create extra business opportunities.
What happens if a town or city becomes a tourist attraction?
Business rates will increase
This can impact the sustainability of local businesses.
What is a Nuclear Family?
A family that consists of two parents living together with children. One or both parents work to support the family.
This family structure is common in suburban areas and is characterized by specific needs such as local schools and low crime rates.
What are the typical needs of a Nuclear Family?
Local schools, employment, house in an area of low crime and limited traffic.
These needs influence their choice of residence, often leading them to suburban villages and towns.
Where does a Nuclear Family tend to live?
In suburban villages and towns.
They can commute into city centers for employment.
What are the potential downsides of commuting for a Nuclear Family?
Long hours worked, reducing time together as a family.
This can affect family dynamics and relationships.
What is the age range of a Young Person/Student?
16-25 years old.
This group often lives at home or in student accommodation for university.
What are the typical needs of a Young Person/Student?
Employment or education, cheap accommodation, and lifestyle.
These needs are crucial for their transition into adulthood.
Where does a Young Person/Student tend to live?
In city centers.
This location provides access to services and entertainment.
What are the benefits of clustering of students in city centers?
Support from peers and access to services and entertainment.
This environment fosters community among students.
What are some drawbacks of high student density in city centers?
Reduced quality of life for residents, increased noise, and crime.
These factors can lead to tension between students and local residents.
Fill in the blank: Living in the city can be more expensive than at home, with higher prices and _______.
transport costs.
This financial burden can affect a student’s budget and lifestyle.
What is clustering in the context of migrant communities?
Migrant groups live in significant clustered communities to share cultural beliefs and facilities
This clustering can create a misleading view of the proportions of migrants in the UK.
How do inclusion and adaptation affect migrants’ success in the UK?
Migrants who adapt to British beliefs and achieve educational qualifications have equal chances of success as locals
Second and third generation migrants often have a hybrid culture combining traditional beliefs and British influences.
What can tension between the original population and ethnic clusters lead to?
Increased anxiety and violent actions
Often based on incorrect perceptions or fake news in the media.
What types of quantitative data can be used to measure the management of cultural issues?
Inclusivity of ethnicities in workplaces, poverty rates for ethnic minorities, and election voting involvement
Non-economic factors are often more successful in gauging social acceptance and happiness.
