Across
- 2. The rights and obligations of a state's people to engage in the wider social and political scene of that place.
- 6. Systems for the movement of people and goods.
- 9. The average weather conditions experienced in an area over a long period of time.
- 10. The natural or built environment of a place that has developed over centuries e.g. parks, old buildings. Also, the cultural background of a person.
- 11. A group of people united by both place and shared viewpoints and values.
- 12. A place exclusively occupied by one ethnic group.
- 13. The notion of having a social or cultural connection with a place.
- 14. An assessment of a place, using a range of criteria e.g. environmental quality, safety etc. in terms of its desirability to live there.
Down
- 1. A place recognised by its inhabitants and others as having a shared community.
- 3. The ease with which a location can be approached.
- 4. The customs, habits, beliefs and social organisation that characterise a specific group of people.
- 5. The idea that all cultures can co-exist.
- 7. The study of population statistics.
- 8. Sharing a common heritage, custom, language, and geographical origin.