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Changing Cities L1-5

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  • What is this model called?
    Hoyt Model
  • What term does this diagram represent?
    Reurbanisation
  • An advantage of using RICEPOTS systematically.
    If you have a large cross section it saves time as you could do every e.g. 200m
  • An area in Birmingham with cheaper terraced houses.
    Sparkhill, Sparkbrook and Aston
  • Name 3 past British colonies that had migrants go to Birmingham for work
    Caribbean, India, Pakistan & Bangladesh
  • Why does urbanisation happen at different rates globally
    Different rates of development/Industrialise at different times.
  • A term to describe the direction that a settlement is facing.
    Aspect
  • What term does this diagram represent?
    Counterurbanisation
  • What does EQS stand for?
    Environmental Quality Survey
  • What is the population of Birmingham to 1 dp.
    1.1mil
  • An area in Birmingham with expensive houses.
    Four Oaks
  • What dates did urbanisation take place in Birmingham?
    1700s/1800s
  • What term does this diagram represent?
    Urbanisation
  • Name a mega city.
    Mexico City
  • Which region in the UK is Birmingham?
    West Midlands
  • What industry was Birminham famous for?
    Metal- Brass, buttins.
  • What is this model called?
    Burgess Model
  • What process took place in Birmingham in the 1920s & 1930s
    Suburbanisation
  • Name a suburb that people moved to during the counter urbanisation phase.
    Redditch
  • The term to describe towns and cities growing and joining to form one large area.
    Conurbation
  • What term does this diagram represent?
    Suburbanisation
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