Relationships & Connections (AQA A Level Geography)

Stakeholders are groups in society whose actions have a huge role in constructing place identity.

False.

Place identity and character occur through choices made by society to construct a distinctive sense of place.

Stakeholder groups can change and shape places through:

• Investment.

• Voting.

• Protesting.

Gentrification is a powerful process that can affect house prices, average earnings, and levels of deprivation in an area.

Flows of people can change a place's lived experience by altering its demography and culture, introducing new experiences such as food businesses or cultural festivals.

Globalisation affects place character through TNCs' overseas investment, which can bring jobs and new elements of identity to locations.

Forces of change in relation to place identity are factors that alter the lived experience of those in an area, such as demographic shifts, economic changes, or cultural influences.

False.

Places change over time in many ways, but they often keep connections to their past.

Historical connections can shape place character internationally through architectural influences, such as British colonial architecture in cities like Delhi.