3.2.3.3 - urban issues - Flashcards in A Level and IB Geography

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name 3 problems that come from economic inequality.

political and social unrest, e.g. rioting
a rise in crime, drug use and violence
health problems - malnourished children

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name 3 strategies to reduce poverty and economic inequalities in urban areas.

improving transport systems can it easier for the urban poor to access jobs.
affordable housing schemes
introducing minimal wages
In developing countries, the governments invest in drainage and water supply systems to help poor people living in slums.

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name 3 strategies to encourage social and cultural integration.

governments encourage political participation of minority groups.
laws to stop discrimination
lower-cost housing
communities can help ease racial tensions

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Name 4 economic and social issues facing London.

London is home to some of the richest and poorest people in UK.
25% of people live in poverty
gentrification
hate crime
social segregation

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Name 3 strategies in place to help tackle these issues.

From 2016, the minimum wage in London has increased by over a pound to help the poorest.
plans to build more affordable homes
police are tackling hate crime
charities help immigrants learn English

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What is the definition of social segregation?

groups of people kept apart often due to class, race, economic circumstance and more.

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