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Past and future economic change in UK Reorder

Target Level
4-5
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  • 2000s – information technology develops and the UK invests in the quaternary sector.
  • There is a widespread global agreement that development must meet sustainable demands to ensure environmental and human equity.
  • There is an economic shift from the primary to secondary sector.
  • There is an economic shift from the secondary to tertiary sector.
  • 1800s – rapid industrialisation and expansion of UK manufacturing.
  • Late 1700s – industrialisation begins to pick up pace.
  • Mid to late 1900s – UK companies begin outsourcing to LICs and NEEs.
  • Cities begin to grow rapidly as urbanisation takes place.

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Pass Mark
70%