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Rural Settlement Issues Migration Grade 12

Geography Grade 12 · Term 2 · 5 questions

Rural Settlement Issues Migration Questions and Answers Grade 12

Geography Grade 12 Term 2 5 questions

5 exam questions on this topic from Geography Grade 12 past papers, each with a full answer.

What the ATP covers

Week 3: Rural Settlement Issues Migration: Push and pull factors causing rural-urban migration. Social Justice: Land reform (redistribution, restitution) and access to resources.

Textbook: CAPS Annual Teaching Plan, Grade 12, Term 2: Settlement Geography.

Exam Questions

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NSC September 2025 P2 (Eastern Cape) Rural Settlement Issues Migration (1 x 2)
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Land restitution is compensating people, with land or money, for land they lost through forced removals.

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NSC September 2025 P2 (Eastern Cape) Rural Settlement Issues Migration (1 x 1)
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"with nearly 75% of South African land reform projects considered unproductive"

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NSC September 2025 P2 (Eastern Cape) Rural Settlement Issues Migration (1 x 2)
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Negotiations between buyers and sellers cause delays and disputes, so land is transferred slowly.

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NSC September 2025 P2 (Eastern Cape) Rural Settlement Issues Migration (2 x 1)
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The two benefits of the partnership for the beneficiaries are:

  1. They gain technical knowledge and commercial farming skills.
  2. They gain experience from the former owners.
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NSC September 2025 P2 (Eastern Cape) Rural Settlement Issues Migration (4 x 2)
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Four reasons why partnerships support the aim of land reform are:

  1. Shared skills and experience keep the land productive, giving bigger yields and improving food security.
  2. Partnerships create jobs, and jobs reduce poverty in the community.
  3. Beneficiaries use the former owners' business networks, which improves access to markets.
  4. Skills are developed and the land is used sustainably, which builds a more stable rural community.
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