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GCSE History · key term
The buildings, streets, public spaces and other physical features of a town or city.
Used by Edexcel and OCR
Paper 1
The buildings, streets, housing, shops and other physical features of towns and cities.
Revise: Experience and Impact of MigrantsMigration altered the urban environment. Specialist food shops, restaurants and places of worship—including mosques, gurdwaras and synagogues—changed the buildings and services found in British towns. Some communities renovated housing and shops, helping revive urban areas.
Paper 3
Revise: Evidence of Migration in the Urban EnvironmentSpitalfields in East London provides examples of how an urban environment can preserve this history. Its houses and religious buildings help us connect changes in population with changes in the use of space. However, buildings are evidence to interpret, not a complete record of everyone who lived there.
The buildings, streets, public spaces and other constructed features of a town or city.
The buildings, streets and other built features of a town or city, which can preserve evidence of its inhabitants and their activities.
The built surroundings of a town or city, including buildings, streets, parks, monuments and signs.
The buildings, streets and public spaces that make up a town or city.
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