History GCSE
Physical traces of migration in the built environment
What Physical traces of migration in the built environment means in History GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Physical traces of migration in the built environment
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Reference: OCR
Features such as housing types and street layouts shaped by incoming groups, explained as a consequence of migration rather than described in isolation.
Topics that use Physical traces of migration in the built environment
- Urban Environments: Patterns of Migration (J410/11) - The impact of migration on the area (OCR GCSE)
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