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Factors Contributing To A Sense Of Community
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WHAT MAKES A COMMUNITY?
YEAR 9 GEOGRAPHY
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WHAT IS A COMMUNITY
All communities have a unique identity
Shared by all members
All members feel a sense of attachment
Attached to the community and one another
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AFFILIATION WITH LAND OR PLACE
Long association leads to close relationship with surroundings
E.g. Indigenous Australians
Landscape can be an important part of daily life
E.g. Mountains and rivers can provide food
Landscape features can also have religious significance
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ETHNICITY
Affiliation with a racial or language group
Often ethnic concentrations in cities
Shared culture, heritage, language
What does it take to join an ethnic community?
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RELIGION AND BELIEF
Dictates social life within a community
Determines community culture
Also determines the roles that people play
Usually a strong sense of community
Often reflected in religious buildings
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SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS
Level of wealth in a community
Function of education, income, occupation
Higher SES communities often have better healthcare and education
Lower SES communities often have less home ownership
Dictated the culture of the community and shared activitie
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RURAL/URBAN IDENTITY
Rural communities =smaller population
Often fewer facilities and services
Affects work patterns, social life, leisure trends
Urban communities often have a less unified identity
However, cities still have identifiable characters
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KINSHIP
The support that family member give each other
Social and economic links
Kinship often dictates choice of where to live
Can also dictate leisure activitie, shopping, schooling, religion
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WORK/OCCUPATION
Work shapes community identity
Often geographically determined - e.g. mining towns
Affects style of housing, village layout, land division, transport
Also cultural features like festivals
Dictates how people move in and out of a community
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QUESTIONS
Give an example of communities based on:
Land or place
Ethnicity
Religion
Work/occupation
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QUESTIONS
What other things can make a community?
What is needed to create an online community?
What factors contribute to Facebook as a community?
Sarina Wilson
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