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How many people in sq km in Great Britain?
England has 383 people per kilometre 637 per square mile - or - It depends, some places under 100 people, some places 100 - 500 people, and other places over 500 people! The question is about the UK - not England.
Areas far away from places where most people live?
These areas are often referred to as remote or rural areas. They usually have low population densities, limited access to services and amenities, and may be situated far from urban centers. Residents in these areas may face challenges related to infrastructure, healthcare, and economic opportunities.
Which of these terms is defined as the combination of people places and activities with which we interact every day?
The term that is defined as the combination of people, places, and activities with which we interact every day is "social environment." This includes our family, friends, community, workplace, and the societal norms and values that shape our interactions.
Where there are servants today?
Servants today can be found in various places such as private households, hotels, restaurants, and other establishments where personalized service is valued. The role of servants has evolved over time, with many now referred to as domestic workers or hospitality staff.
Why are some areeas densely populated?
The specifically of the question leaves much to be desired. Some places are densely populated for survival of the habitats of the people living in the area. Without technology, people and well most animals are restricted to places where water is easily accessible to live. In modern places, the densely populated places are cities that offer employment and often higher paying jobs.
What are the people and places that determine a person's view of the world referred to as?
Agents of socialization
What is a person who steals things from people's bags in public places called?
A person who steals things from people's bags in public places is commonly referred to as a pickpocket.
Naming of places or animals things persons?
if you are talking in terms of lexicology... Toponomy is the word for the naming of places. Taxonomy, the naming of animals. I'm not sure about people but I know the word Eponym, refers to a person, place or thing that something is believed to be named after.
The process that places geologic events in proper time sequence is referred to as?
The process that places geologic events in proper time sequence is referred to as relative dating. This method involves analyzing the layers of rock or fossils to determine their relative age compared to each other.
Is a plural noun a person place or thing?
A plural noun can refer to multiple persons, places, or things. It is the form of a noun that indicates that there is more than one of the person, place, or thing being referred to.
Capitalized because they are particular persons places snd things?
Proper nouns are always capitalized, and proper nouns are the names of particular persons, places, or things. In this way, the reader can tell what is going on more easily and see right away who or what is the object of the sentence.
What do you call a city that has no people?
A city that has no people is typically referred to as a ghost town. These are places that were once inhabited but have been abandoned or significantly depopulated.
What are people of cold places called?
People who live in cold places are often referred to as polar or arctic inhabitants, depending on the specific region. They have adapted to the harsh climate and have traditional ways of living that suit their environment.
What are Measures applying to certain persons or places?
Private bills.
Capitlized because they are particular persons places and things?
Yes.
These bills deal with individual people or places?
A bill that deals with individual people or places would be referred to as a private bill. The opposite would be a public bill, which would deal with the entire country.
How many people in sq km in Great Britain?
England has 383 people per kilometre 637 per square mile - or - It depends, some places under 100 people, some places 100 - 500 people, and other places over 500 people! The question is about the UK - not England.
