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A plan 101 midterm study tool
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1
The city is a living organism, when one part gets sick the whole body is at risk.
Fischer
Gans
Steffens
Park
2
What are 3 ways in which the location & internal organization of a city affect its inhabitants?
Quality of Urban Environment, Employment, Inequality
Crime, Street Shape, Permeability
All of these
Access to Schools, Efficiency, Diversity
3
Cities can develop tight knit microcommunities the likes of which have never been seen outside the rural environment!
Park
Gans
Wirth
Marx
4
What is not a characteristic of a common interest development?
A strong sense of community
Exclusion
Planned Infrastructure
Privatized Services
5
What transportation project made New York a destination for European Immigrants?
The Erie Canal
The Transcontinental Railroad
The Chunnel
The Hoover Dam
6
Hayden argued that increased segregation division through suburbanization played a central role in creating what?
Urban Renewal
Jim Crow
Redlining
White Identity
7
Cary, a high growth suburb, can be classified as a _________.
Inner suburb
Metropolitan Statistical Area
Edge City
Boomburg
8
Specialization commonly leads to ______________ as some jobs are seen as more valuable than others.
Social Stratification
State Religion
Agricultural Revolution
Egalitarianism
9
What is one example of a cost associated with increased automobility?
Bike Paths are expensive to create
Subways require specialized labor which is costly
Free Parking for Vehicles drives of Property Costs
Highway Tolls make Commutes Prohibitively expensive
10
The Human mind must erect barriers of self defense against the horrors and tragedies of the city.
Weber
Engels
Marx
Georg Simmel
11
The Neolithic Revolution brought man from _______ to __________
Nomadic to Empire Building
Africa and Southeast Asia to the Americas
The Bronze Age to the Iron Age
Hunter Gatherers to Farmers
12
Which city was founded or grew based on its "access" in some form?
Trenton, NJ
Des Moines, IA
Tallahassee, FL
Durham, NC
13
The process of using fear of black families moving in to get white families to sell their homes cheaply
Racial Zoning
Gentrification
Block Busting
Redlining
14
According to _________, specialization, size, an elite, writing/law, art, and trade were some features of an early city
Mumford
Sjoberg
Marx
Durkheim
15
What two federal programs worked with transit development to facilitate the boom in suburbanization of the 1950s?
Sallie Mae and Freddie Mac
The New Deal and the Housing Act
FHA Mortgage Insurance and VA Loans
The EPA and the IRS
16
This history of cities is the history of class struggle!
Marx
Weber
Fischer
Wirth
17
A society must develop an agricultural sophistication high enough to gain ________ if they want to achieve Civilization
A Productive Surplus
Egalitarianism
A Written Alphabet
Predictive Sciences
18
Its all about Gessellshaft and Gemeinshaft!
Merton
Tonnies
Steffens
Gans
19
Societies gradually moved from rural to urban through what process?
Industrialization
Automation
Globalization
Critical urban theory
20
_______is characterized as the ever expanding fringe of urban areas
Suburbs
Exurbs
Edge Cities
New Cities
21
Alfred Weber said cities will grow where the transportation costs of raw materials are the lowest, aka?
The Maximization of Utility
Diverse Inputs Theory
Industrial Location Theory
Critical Race Theory
22
The Durham-Chapel Hill MSA is an example of what definition of a city?
Population
Administrative
Political
Economic
23
What is the key defining feature of urban societies?
Land use classification
Sprawl
Transportation networks
Specialization
24
An intermingling or continuous series of metropolitan areas sharing many characteristics is called what?
Metropolitan Statistical Area
Megaregion
A Federal Super Structure
Micropolis
25
Which theorist & theory focused on invasion, succession, "natural areas," and ecological concepts?
Eleanor Bigsby, Grids and Spheres
Robert Park, Concentric Circles
Thomas Morehead, Five Fingers
Xi Fujian, Critical Bloc Grouping
26
Urban sociology is the study of ________, whereas urban geography is the study of ________.
Social Organization, Spatial Organization
The city as an organism, GIS
Community Relationships, Cartography
Critical Urban Theory, Urban Ecology
27
Which of these did NOT lead to suburbanization
Sprawl
Political Fragmentation
Transportation Networks
Cheap Land
28
Savannah is really the only city to maintain a clear version of what?
The Constitution
Modern Planning Goals
Colonial Planning Ideals
A Comprehensive Plan
29
Stormwater runoff, pollution, deforestation, and the heat island effect are results of _________?
Smart Growth
Ecological Degradation
Environmental Sprawl
Leapfrog Development
30
One of the only examples of significant civic works in the Ancient World
Mohenjo-Daro
Liangzhou
Catal Huyuk
Jericho