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Urban change in a UK city Reorder

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Drag and drop the boxes into the correct order.

Reorder the sentences so they are in chronological order, showing urban change in the UK.

Decline: these parts of the urban areas began to fall into decline as people lost their jobs and moved away to other parts of the city or different areas altogether.
Economic boom: the regenerated urban areas often see a rise in the local economy – known as an economic boom.
Economic peak: parts of the inner cities and surrounding suburbs reached an economic peak whilst other parts of the cities continued to develop.
Industrialisation: rapid industrialisation led to urban growth, in terms of both population size and physical size.
Deindustrialisation: deindustrialisation swept through many cities and towns in the UK as companies began outsourcing manufacturing abroad for cheaper costs.
Dereliction/Regeneration: urban areas in decline often fall into dereliction, although many of these areas in the UK have been subject to regeneration or redevelopment.

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Pass Mark

70%