Human Geography recap

What is the main cause of urbanisation in developed countries?

• Rural to urban migration

• Industrialisation

• Natural increase

• Spontaneous settlements

Which continents are currently experiencing the greatest increase in urbanisation?

• Europe and North America

• Africa and Asia

• South America and Australia

• Antarctica and Europe

What is one effect of urbanisation in developing countries?

• Decrease in pollution

• Increase in rural population

• Development of unplanned settlements

• Decrease in economic opportunities

What has been a significant cause of urbanisation in emerging and developing countries?

• Decrease in birth rates

• Rural to urban migration

• Decrease in healthcare improvements

• Industrialisation

What has led to more economic opportunities in urban areas?

• Decrease in investment

• Increase in investment

• Decrease in population

• Increase in rural areas

What is a key factor in the natural increase of urban populations in developing countries?

• Higher death rates

• Higher birth rates

• Decrease in healthcare

• Decrease in migration

What was the original site of Bristol?

• A coastal town

• Where two rivers meet

• By a bridge

• Where the M4 meets the city

What is a feature of Mexico City's inner city?

• New luxury apartments

• Older unplanned settlements and abandoned colonial mansions

• Large industrial complexes

• Expansive green parks

What is an example of a political indicator for measuring development?

• Corruption Perception Index

• Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

• Life expectancy

• Internet access

What is the economic benefit of managing rooftop gardens in Mexico City?

• Allows residents to grow healthy food

• Increases internet access

• Provides affordable housing

• Reduces CO₂ emissions