Question

1. definition of terms (3 points each, total 90 points)
2. tourism resources

1. urbanization

1. birth rate

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Explanation:

This problem involves defining terms related to social phenomena, which falls under Social Science, specifically in subfields like Sociology (for Urbanization, Birth Rate) and possibly Geography or Tourism Studies (for Tourism Resources). The task is to provide definitions for these terms:

1. Tourism Resources: Elements (natural, cultural, etc.) that attract tourists, e.g., landscapes, heritage sites, or events, contributing to the tourism industry's development.
2. Urbanization: The process of population shift from rural to urban areas, involving growth of cities, infrastructure development, and changes in economic/social structures.
3. Birth Rate: The number of live births per 1,000 people in a population over a specific period (usually a year), indicating population growth potential.

Answer:

1. Tourism Resources: Elements (natural, cultural, man - made, or experiential) that have the potential to attract tourists, including natural landscapes, cultural heritage sites, historical monuments, unique events, and hospitality services, which contribute to the development of the tourism industry by providing attractions and experiences for travelers.
2. Urbanization: The process by which a population shifts from rural to urban areas, accompanied by the growth and expansion of cities, the development of urban infrastructure (such as housing, transportation, and public services), and changes in economic activities (from agriculture - based to industry and service - based) and social structures (including changes in family, community, and governance patterns).
3. Birth Rate: The number of live births per 1,000 individuals in a given population within a specific time period (typically one year), calculated as (Number of live births / Total population)×1000, and it is a key indicator of population growth and demographic change.