APHUG Unit 6 Vocabulary List #2

Invasion and succession is best described as:

The Burgess Model:

Citizens living in an unincorporated area voting to determine whether they want to join a nearby city:

Settlements that feature dense population, are located on the periphery of a city, and lack many basic services

This model is used to describe urban areas located in Southwest Asia; colonial history and ports figure prominently.

Often refers to African urban centers that still reflect features of the city before European colonization.

When portions of an urban area are said to have specific purposes, it is referred to as:

Laws that limit or define how property can be used in an urban setting.

Zone (or ring) just beyond the CBD: made up of low-quality housing and industrial sites.

Griffin-Ford Model:

"Mini downtowns" located along transportation routes to the suburbs; a result of the Galactic City Model.

Extrememly poor part of a Latin American city, typically located in the furthest outward ring:

In Islamic cities, terms that describe 1) fort-like walls to protect a city and 2) outdoor markets or bazaars:

Legally joining together to form a new city:

Hoyt's Model:

Includes the legal and political aspects of a city:

A part of a city that is under the control of criminal elements and/or gangs:

Streetside market stalls and other temporary business ventures operate in the:

Rule applied when population declines the futher it gains distance from the inner city around a CBD:

The Peripheral Model describes an inner city with service ______ and suburbs that develop on the periphery of the city.

Where businesses are, where people live, where manufacturing takes place:

In Latin American, part of a city that acts as a corridor of businesses that extend outward from the CBD:

Filtering is best described as:

Regions that fall outside the boundaries of any nearby cities or municipalities:

Model describing a city spreading beyond the CBD to the suburbs, leaving a declining inner city:

Using qualatative & quantative data to gain a better understanding of the characteristics of people in an urban area: