History GCSE
Places of worship and cultural buildings
What Places of worship and cultural buildings means in History GCSE, as defined for OCR.
Definition of Places of worship and cultural buildings
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Reference: OCR
Physical evidence such as mosques, gurdwaras or synagogues that migration has left in the built environment of an urban area.
Topics that use Places of worship and cultural buildings
- Urban Environments: Patterns of Migration (J410/11) - The impact of migration on the area (OCR GCSE)
Related terms
- Coexistence and tension
- Community organisations and cultural venues
- Physical traces of migration in the built environment
- Shops, food businesses and street signage
- Community institutions
- Cultural diversity
- Multicultural community
Using Places of worship and cultural buildings in the exam
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