Changing Spaces;Making Places Case Studies 0.0 / 5 ? GeographyCase studiesA2/A-levelOCR Created by: ErincoulsonCreated on: 19-03-21 07:48 In Lympstone, how many people are owner occupiers? 66% 1 of 23 In Lympstone, what percentage of the population is white? 99% 2 of 23 Describe Lympstone's natural characteristics Has a small pebble beach, within extensive tidal mudflats due to the estuary, red breccia cliffs. 3 of 23 In Toxteth, how many people are owner occupiers? 24% 4 of 23 In Toxteth, what percentage of the population is white? 79% - mixed, Asian, Black African Caribbean and other 5 of 23 Describe the natural characteristics of Toxteth Occupies smooth land from the banks of the River Mersey, which is fast flowing and narrows near Toxteth. 6 of 23 In Jembatan Besi, what is the population size? 30,000 people in a half square kilometer 7 of 23 Describe employment in Jembatan Besi There is a lot of informal employment, and the most people are paid is $4 a day (this is rare) 8 of 23 Describe the environment of Jembatan Besi People live in unstable slums, which have access to dirty water and the air is polluted due to congestion and industry. 9 of 23 In Northwood, what is the population size? 21,000 people in 170 sq km 10 of 23 Describe employment in Northwood A lot of opportunity in the tertiary and quaternary sector, median income is $86,500 a year. 11 of 23 Describe the environment of Northwood Houses sit on a lot of land, plenty of green space, air pollution is minimal. 12 of 23 What is the population of Birmingham? 2.6 million 13 of 23 What did Boulton and Watt do? 1775, production of more efficient steam engines and manufacturing goods. 14 of 23 Who were the de Bermingham family? In 1166, they purchased a royal charter for the land which allowed market to be held. 15 of 23 When did the London to Birmingham railway open? 1838 16 of 23 What was the unemployment rate in Birmingham, 1982? 19.4% 17 of 23 What caused Birmingham to decline? The war had destroyed infrastructure, and overseas competition stole businesses. 18 of 23 Name three projects from recent regeneration in Birmingham HS2, Birmingham University, National Indoor Arena 19 of 23 What event meant that Barcelona needed to rebrand? The Spanish Civil War 20 of 23 Name three ways Barcelona rebranded Nou Camp, Contemporary Cultural Centre, Strategic Metropolitan Plan of Barcelona 21 of 23 Why has rebranding been contested in the Raval? The north seemed to receive more funding, which increased prices for original residents and attracted younger, foreign tourists. 22 of 23 Name two projects in the Raval Barcelo Raval Hotel, la Rambla 23 of 23
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