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What do diversity, inequality and geographical patterns mean?

What do diversity, inequality and geographical patterns mean?

Schematic map of the UK highlighting higher average incomes in London and the South East, diverse major cities, former industrial areas with lower incomes and life expectancy on average, and remote rural broadband gaps

The UK is a diverse and unequal society, so people's identities, opportunities and outcomes vary from place to place. Geographers look for geographical patterns, which are broad trends across space rather than facts about every single location.

UK diversity & inequality Lesson

  1. GCSE
  2. /Geography
  3. /UK diversity & inequality

Step-by-step lessons on OCR A GCSE Geography UK diversity & inequality. Each one builds up to exam-style questions. Build a solid grasp of core physical and human processes before tackling the evaluation- and decision-making-style questions used in the final papers, which carry the most marks.

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