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Which of the following is not a service?
The Burgess Model is the same as:
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The Burgess Model is the same as:
the sector model
the von Thunen model
the concentric zone model
the multiple nuclei model
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Which of the following is not a service?
teacher or professor
making honey to sell
police officer
cosmetologist
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Harris & Ullman developed the _________ model of urban areas.
core-periphery/world systems analysis
concentric zone
sector
multiple nuclei
4
All of the following are models of urban areas except:
the Hoyt model
the Rostow Model
the Harris & Ullman model
the Burgess model
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The area of a city where retail & office activities are clustered:
downtown
central place
city
central business district (CBD)
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1700s England; process of consolidating small land-holdings into smaller number of larger farms
Right-to-work-states
enclosure movement
Industrial Revolution
Treaty of Westphalia
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The _____ model states: A city grows through series of nodes; ethnicities cluster around nodes:
multiple nuclei
concentric zone
sector
demographic transition
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A large node of office & retail activities right outside the periphery of an urban area:
dispersed rural settlement
urban fringe
edge city
hinterland
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An area in a developed country where healthy food is difficult to obtain:
farmers market
community supported agriculture (CSA)
food shelf
food desert
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24 hour fitness is an example of-
settlement
public service
business service
consumer service
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People who like the arts cluster in one neighborhood; people who like bars live in another...
multiple nuclei model
concentric zone model
sector model
Latin American city model
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An urban settlement; legally incorporated into an independent, self-governing unit:
metropolis
hamlet
village
city
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Services offered by the government to provide security & protection to citizens & businesses:
business and consumer services
public services
welfare
corporate welfare
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Ring of land maintained as parks, agriculture & other types of open space to limit urban sprawl
greenbelt
privatization
gentrification
public service
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Pattern of settlement in a country; nth largest settlement = 1/n the population of next largest
central place theory
rank-size rule
von Thunen model
primate city rule
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A market center for the exchange of services by people attracted from the surrounding area:
central place
node
primate city
hamlet
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An IT company that works with schools & businesses to trouble-shoot their on-the-job issues...
is an example of a business service
is an example of a public service
is an example of a consumer service
is an example of the von Thunen model
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Rural settlement; pattern of isolated farms rather than clustered villages:
hinterland
primate city
clustered rural settlement
dispersed rural settlements
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A stylist who cuts your hair is an example of...
a consumer service
a public service
a business service
a good
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The city bus, light rail, and subway system in New York are examples of:
public transit
privatization of transit
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A continuous urban complex in the northeastern United States:
agglomeration
metropolitan statistical area
metropolis
megalopolis
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Process of changing urban neighborhood from low-income renters to middle income homeowners:
development
gerrymandering
urbanization
gentrification
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The change in density in an urban area from the center to the periphery:
pattern
gradient
concentration
clustering
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According to the _____ model, a city grows along corridors; some sectors are higher income:
von Thunen
sector
multiple nuclei
concentric zone
25
This empire built colonial cities around a standardized plan, including grids, church, plaza:
French
Spanish
Belgian
British
26
According to the ________ model, a city grows by adding rings; outer rings have newer housing:
sector
von Thunen
concentric zone
multiple nuclei
27
All of the following are associated with Latin American cities except:
wealthy people live along commercial spine
declining inner city
outer zones of peripheral squatter settlements
wealthy people live in inner city
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According to the _____ model, a city grows along corridors; some areas are higher income:
von Thunen
concentric zone
multiple nucei
sector
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A market center for the exchange of services by people attracted from the surrounding area
central place
node
primate city
hamlet
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All of the following are aspects of Burgess's concentric zone model except:
elite commercial spine
central business district
commuters zone
zone in transition
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Synonymous with "market area"
settlement
economic base
hinterland
threshold
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Any activity that fulfills a human want or need & returns money to those who provide it:
good
service
labor
capital
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The Hoyt Model is synonymous with:
the epidemiological transition model
the multiple nuclei model
the concentric zone model
the sector model
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Rural settlement; houses & farm buildings situated close to each other, surrounded by fields:
clustered rural settlement
hinterland
urban core
dispersed rural settlement
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The largest settlement in a country; has to have at least twice as many people as next largest:
primate city
rural area
urban area
central place
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You are willing to drive 10 minutes down the road each morning for a cup of coffee, but not 30:
central place theory
range
hinterland
threshold
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Legally adding land area to a city in the United States?
territoriality
agglomeration
appropriation
annexation
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Area surrounding a central place from which people are attracted to use place's goods/services:
threshold
market area/hinterland
economic base
range
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A community's collection of basic industries
economic base
threshold
market area
range
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Model of internal structure of cities; social groups arranged around nodes & activities:
multiple nuclei model
African city model
Latin American city model
concentric zone model