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Chapter 13: Urban Patterns
Chapter 13: Urban Patterns
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1
People are attracted to suburbs in part because suburbs are characterized by
neighbors that you can hang with
private land as a park
private land surrounding the house.
private land in your backyard
2
Compared to the United States, poor families in European cities are more likely to be
clustered in suburbs
clustered in urban areas
3
Compared to whites, African Americans in U.S. cities are more likely to be
clustered in small houses
clustered in the suburbs
clustered in inner cities
4
what would not be an ideal characteristic for a settlement
on the sores of a natural harbor
middle of a plain
confluence of two rivers
the mouth of a river
5
What geometric pattern is associated with Cristaller's Central Place Theory?
hexagon
octagon
pentagon
circle
6
Multiple nuclei theory explains why different neighborhoods attract people of different
ethnic origin
religion
financial status
race
7
Compared to the United Kingdom, the amount of sprawl in the United States is
less than
greater
the same
8
Historically, urbanization reached its zenith during
British Empire
Greco-Roman Empire
Egyptian Empire
Persian Empire
9
A primate city is
oldest city
smallest city
largest in the world
largest city is twice as large as second largest
10
A process by which banks designate an area they refuse to lend money for improvements
redlining
blockbusting
filtering
redlining zone
11
large cities re economic hubs with radiating connections for commerce according to
Rubenstein's Theory
Burgess
von Thunen's Model
Central Place Theory
12
In recent years, urban residents are more likely to shop in suburban malls?
TRUE
FALSE
13
To deal with the financial problems in some areas of the cities, American city governments
increase services
raise taxes
raise the roof
reduce services
14
The process of change in the use of a house, from single-family owner occupancy to abandonment
filtering
redlining
blockbusting
blockbustering
15
The minimum number of people needed to support a business is called the
minimum pop. requirement
peak land value
threshold
range
16
What best describes the relationship between urbanization and the Industrial Revolution?
Industrial Revolution happened after urbanization
Urbanization and the Industrial Revolution are unrelated
The Industrial Revolution promoted urbanization.
Urbanization preceded the IR by thousands of years
17
The largest percentage of the U.S. population lives in
megacities
suburbs
cities
the semi-periphery
18
The underclass is characterized in part by high rates of
high high school dropout rates
illiteracy
drug abuse
unemployment
19
The city plus its contiguous built-up suburbs is the
suburban sprawl
urbanized area
city center
urban sprawl
20
According to the concentric zone model, a city develops in a series of
sections
rings
wedges
sectors
21
The zone in transition in U.S. cities typically contains what?
public housing, warehouses
public housing and commercial buildings
residential and commercial building
residential and warehouses
22
A process by which real estate agents convince white owners to sell their houses is
blockbustering
blockbusting zone
blockbusting
blockading
23
The U.S. government has encouraged the use of cars in part by
giving tax rebates to car buyers
building interstate highways
making cheap cars
building bigger cars
24
In U.S. cities, the underclass is
distributed uniformly in the city
clustered in suburbs
dispersed throughout the city
clustered in inner-city neighborhoods
25
Chicago's CBD is known as
"The Loop"
"The Circle"
"The Hub"
"The Circus"
26
British cities are surrounded by open space known as
blackbelt
yellowbelts
greenbelts
orangebelts
27
Public housing is
low-income government-owned housing.
government owned
trap houses
government owned expensive housing
28
Favelas can be found in
Mexico
Spain
China
Brazil
29
What model best explains the impact of automobiles and interstates on metropolitan areas
Concentric
Sector
Peripheral
Latin American
30
The Burgess model is also known as the
Sector Model
Galactic
Concentric Zone
Latin American
31
In the US, which of the following definitions of a city covers the largest land area?
metropolitan statistical area
micropolitan statistical area
city
mega city
32
The wide boulevards built in cities in LDCs were most likely built during what era?
colonial
modern era
precolonial
post colonial
33
Higher income people tend to live near the center of the city except in
Europe
Latin America
China
North America
34
Large cities develop many nodes around which different types of people and activities cluster
Sector
Peripheral
Multiple Nuclei
Galactic
35
The process whereby an increasing percentage of people live in an urban area is known as
gentrification
suburbanization
urban sprawl
urbanization