Yr 9 Geo T2 flashcards

(49 cards)

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What is urbanisation?

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Urbanisation is the process of people moving from rural to urban areas.

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What are the two main types of factors influencing urbanisation?

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Push factors and pull factors.

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Which countries are used as examples of developed and developing nations in the essay?

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The USA (developed) and India (developing).

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What is a major push factor in rural areas that leads to urbanisation?

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Rural poverty.

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Why does rural poverty drive people to cities?

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People move to cities to seek better economic opportunities.

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What economic challenge do rural Americans in Appalachia face?

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A decline in coal mining jobs.

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Where do many people from rural Appalachia migrate for work?

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To cities like Pittsburgh.

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What region in India experiences high rural poverty pushing migration?

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Bihar.

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Which Indian city do many from Bihar migrate to for better jobs?

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Mumbai.

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Name an environmental push factor influencing urban migration.

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Natural disasters or climate change.

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Are environmental push factors more frequent in developing or developed countries?

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Developing countries.

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What natural disaster in 2005 led to urban migration in the USA?

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Hurricane Katrina.

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Where did many Hurricane Katrina victims relocate?

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To cities like Houston.

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Which Indian state faced major floods in 2018 causing migration?

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Kerala.

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To which city did many from flooded areas in Kerala migrate?

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Kochi.

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What is a major pull factor that attracts rural people to urban areas?

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Employment opportunities.

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Why do cities offer more jobs than rural areas?

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They have more industries and services.

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Which industries commonly provide urban jobs?

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Technology, manufacturing, and services.

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What city in the USA attracts rural migrants due to tech jobs?

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Silicon Valley.

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Which two Indian cities attract rural migrants for IT jobs?

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Delhi and Bangalore.

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Why do people from Bihar move to Delhi?

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To find jobs in growing industries.

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Name a pull factor related to urban infrastructure.

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Better living conditions.

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What amenities do cities usually offer?

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Healthcare, education, and transportation.

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Why do families move to cities for their children?

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To provide better futures through improved services.

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Why do people from rural Vermont move to cities like New York?
For better healthcare and educational services.
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Which group from India moves to Delhi for improved amenities?
Migrants from rural Uttar Pradesh.
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How does urbanisation differ in developed countries?
It has slowed and is driven by technology and job seeking.
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How does urbanisation occur in developing countries?
It happens rapidly due to poverty and lack of rural resources.
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What is a common driver of urbanisation in both the USA and India?
The search for better job opportunities.
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What continues to evolve as urban populations grow?
The impact of push and pull factors.
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What is a major challenge in urban growth management?
Effectively managing growing urban populations.
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What are push factors?
Conditions that drive people away from rural areas.
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Why is understanding urbanisation important?
To shape the future and manage consequences on local and global levels.
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What are pull factors?
Conditions that attract people to urban areas.
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How does rural poverty affect migration in developed countries?
It forces people to migrate to cities in search of better job opportunities.
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What impact does rural poverty have on agriculture in countries like India?
It reduces farming productivity and income, pushing people to urban areas.
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How do environmental factors make rural areas less habitable?
Natural disasters, climate change, and resource depletion make them less livable.
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Why do rural people in the USA move to cities during natural disasters?
To escape unsafe living conditions and seek safer areas in urban areas.
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What is the impact of recurring floods in rural India?
They force people to migrate to urban areas for safety and rebuilding opportunities.
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What kind of environmental challenges do rural people face in the USA?
Natural disasters like hurricanes and floods.
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Why do rural people in developing countries move to urban areas for work?
Urban areas offer a wider variety of job opportunities compared to rural areas.
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What kind of job opportunities attract rural migrants to US cities like New York?
High-paying jobs in industries like finance, technology, and services.
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How do urban job opportunities affect rural migration in India?
They draw people from rural areas seeking better wages and career prospects.
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Why do urban areas have better infrastructure than rural areas?
Cities often invest more in roads, healthcare, education, and utilities.
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What basic amenities do urban areas provide that rural areas may lack?
Hospitals, schools, and access to clean water and sanitation.
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What specific infrastructure benefits do rural migrants seek in cities?
Better healthcare, schools, and transportation networks.
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Why is urbanisation increasing rapidly in developing countries like India?
Due to rural poverty, lack of resources, and a search for better job prospects.
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What is the difference in the rate of urbanisation between developed and developing countries?
Urbanisation is slower in developed countries and faster in developing countries.
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What will be an ongoing challenge as urban populations grow?
Managing the impact of urbanisation on resources, infrastructure, and services.