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1 Zones of the City[Date] Today I will: - Be able to name and describe the characteristics of various zones of a city National 5 Urban

2 Settlement: A place where people live Site: The physical landscape on which a settlement is built. The ice age... National 5 Urban

3 Settlement: A place where people live Site: The physical landscape on which a settlement is built. The beginning… National 5 Urban

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19 The revelation of the 1951 Census that 37% of city families shared a toilet with their neighbours. Higher Urban Change Recessed beds were a common feature in 19th century Glasgow tenements. Known as "hole-in- the-wall" beds, they would be found in an alcove in the kitchen and in the other room. National 5 Urban

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