The image shows the ...

Epidemiological Transition Model

Theory/Model shown is...

Harris-Ullman Multiple Nuclei Model

According to Zelinsky's Model of Migration Transition, Stage 3 migration is.....

Internal intraregional from cities to suburbs in MDCs.

Boserup theorized that....

Pop. growth would not exceed our ability to grow enough food

According to critics of Rostow's model there is a need for?

A 6th stage to show deindustrialization of MDCs.

According to Weber's Least Cost Theory, the important factors are?

Labor, situation, and agglomeration

The graphic shows what model?

Zelinsky's Model of Migration Transition

What is NOT an assumption made by Von Thunen in his model?

There is more than 1 central market

What Theory/Model is shown...

Christaller's Central Place Theory

The Gravity model supports what other theory?

Tobler's Law of Distance Decay Theory

Cause of transition from Stage 1 to Stage 2 of the DTM.

increased food supply/production.

The Model/Theory shown is?

Wallerstein's Core-Periphery Model

According to Ravenstein's Laws of Migration...

Most long distant migrants are young adults.

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1
The original idea spreads by causing versions of itself to diffuse to other areas.
Relocation Diffusion
Migration Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
2
According to the World Systems Theory, there is a shift of production from MDCs to LDs for ex:
Maquiladoras
Favelas
NICs
Slum areas
3
The Galactic North American City Model is also known as the...
Edge City Model
Periphery City Model
Beltway City Model
Concentric City Model
4
City Model Shown...
Sub-Saharan Africa City Model
Galactic North American City Model
Southeast Asian City Model
European City Model
5
What model is shown?
Burgess' Concentric Zone Model
Christaller's Central Place Model
Von Thunen Agricultural Model
Wallerstein's Core-Periphery Model
6
The image shows the ...
Demographic Transition Model
Stages of Growth of LDCs
Disease Transition Model
Epidemiological Transition Model
7
The transition from Stage 2 to Stage 3 is based largely on?
Cultural factors
Education
Technology
Infrastructure
8
This model attempts to predict the amount of spatial interaction between 2 locations.
The Gravity Model
Weber's Least Cost Theory Model
Christaller's Central Place Model
Burgess Concentric Circle Model
9
The transition from Stage 1 to Stage 2 is based largely on the diffusion of?
Technology
Infrastructure
Cultural factors
Education
10
Theory/Model shown is...
Burgess' Concentric Circle Zone Model
Urban Realms Model
Hoyt's Sector Model
Harris-Ullman Multiple Nuclei Model
11
According to Zelinsky's Model of Migration Transition, Stage 3 migration is.....
There is no stage 3
Little to no permanent migration
Internal intraregional from cities to suburbs in MDCs.
Rural to Urban
12
Wallerstein's theory says that core countries exploit the raw materials and cheap labor of LDCs
True
False
13
Boserup theorized that....
Innovation has nothing to do with feeding people
The population has nothing to do with feeding people
Pop. growth would not exceed our ability to grow enough food
Pop. growth would exceed our ability to grow enough food
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Cause of transition from Stage 2 to Stage 3 of DTM.
Improved sanitation.
Increased education of women.
Increased food supply/production.
Death of lots of people.
15
According to critics of Rostow's model there is a need for?
A 6th stage for Newly Industrialized Countries.
A 6th stage for newly independent countries.
A 6th stage to show deindustrialization of MDCs.
A 6th stage for countries that have economcially collapsed.
16
This model attempts to define culture zones based on the prevalence of like cultural elements
Cultural Diffusion Model
Pop Culture Model
Lee's Model
Core-Domain-Sphere Model
17
Which is the correct sequence in the "urban hierarchy"?
Hamlet, Village, Town, City
City, Village, Hamlet, Town
City, Town, Hamlet, Village
Village, Town, City, Hamlet
18
City Model shown...
Southeast Asian City Model
Latin American City Model
European City Model
Galactic North American City Model
19
The Theory/Model shown is
Burgess' Concentric Zone Model
Harris-Ullman Multiple Nuclei Model
Von Thunen's Urban Land Use Model
Hoyt's Sector Model
20
What type of diffusion is shown in the image.
Migration Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
21
Rostow's Modernization Model of Development has a Western, Industrial Revolution bias.
True
False
22
A companion model to Zelinsky's model is
Demographic Transition Model
the Population Pyramid Model
Ravenstein's Laws of Migration
Lee's Migration Model
23
High CDR and CBR, almost zero NIR, small population size is found in what stage of the DTM?
Stage 2
State 3
Stage 4
Stage 1
24
According to Weber's Least Cost Theory, the important factors are?
Site and Situation
Labor, situation, and agglomeration
Labor, distance, and transportation
Labor, agglomeration, and transportation
25
The graphic shows what model?
Zelinsky's Model of Migration Transition
Lee's Model of Migration
Demographic Transition Model
Ravenstein's Model of Migration
26
City Model Shown...
Latin American City Model
European City Model
Galactic North American City Model
Southeast Asian City Model
27
Theory/Model shown...
Harris-Ullman Multiple Nuclei Model
Hoyt's Sector Model
Vance's Urban Realm Model
Burgess' Concentric Zone Model
28
Cause of transition from Stage 1 and Stage 2 of DTM.
Contraception/family planning
Industrial Revolution
Opportunities for women
Urbanization
29
What type of diffusion is shown in the image.?
Hierarchical Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
Contagious Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
30
What line is shown on the map?
Prime Meridian
Tropic of Cancer
Equator
Brandt
31
Distance, cost of migrating, language barriers and selective migration policies are all
Push and Pull factors
Pull Factors
Intervening Obstacles
Push Factors
32
What is NOT an assumption made by Von Thunen in his model?
No barriers to getting to the market
There is more than 1 central market
Flat terrain
Uniform climate
33
What Theory/Model is shown...
Christaller's Central Place Theory
Burgess Concentric Zone City Model
Tobler's Distance Decay Theory
Edge City Model
34
What Theory/Model is shown?
Hoteller's Model
Von Thunen's Agricultural Land Use Model
Weber's Least Cost Model
Christaller's Central Place Theory
35
The Gravity model supports what other theory?
Population Pyramid Theory
Rank Size Rule Theory
Plate Tectonic Theory
Tobler's Law of Distance Decay Theory
36
Services that require a large number of customers to be profitable are known as ...
High end services
High range services
Service Industries
High threshold services
37
Low CDR and Low CBR, low NIR now large population size is found in what stage of the DTM?
Stage 3
Stage 4
Stage 1
Stage 2
38
According to Von Thunen's Model of Land Use what ring is found closest to the city?
Ranching
Grains and other crops
Forest
Dairy and market gardening
39
According to the Von Thunen Model what costs determine the farmer's profit?
Size of load
Labor
Number of markets
Transportation
40
What Theory/Model is shown?
Primate City Rule
Urban Primacy Rule
Rank-Size Rule
Gravity Model
41
Little or no permanent migration is found in what stage of Zelinsky's Model?
Stage 1
Stage 4
Stage 3
Stage 2
42
This model attempts to show how the population of a country changes over time.
Population Pyramid Model
Demographic Transition Model
Demographic Momentum Model
Epidemiologic Transition Model
43
In the example shown of the Core-Domain-Sphere Model what religion is used?
Islam
Mormon
Southern Baptist
Roman Catholic
44
Cause of transition from Stage 1 to Stage 2 of the DTM.
Delayed age of marriage/first child.
Gradual realization that large families are not needed.
Increased Education of women.
increased food supply/production.
45
CDR declines rapidly, CBR remains high, increasing NIR, rapid population growth of the DTM.
Stage 3
Stage 1
Stage 4
Stage 2
46
The spread of an idea through the physical movement of people (migration).
Contagious Diffusion
Stimulus Diffusion
Hierarchical Diffusion
Relocation Diffusion
47
City Model Shown...
Southeast Asian City Model
Latin American City Model
European City Model
Sub-Saharan Africa City Model
48
Delayed degenerative diseases
Stage 2
Stage 4
Stage 5
Stage 3
49
The Model/Theory shown is?
Meinig's Core-Domain-Sphere Model
Spykman's Rimland Model
Rostow's Core-Periphery Model
Wallerstein's Core-Periphery Model
50
According to Ravenstein's Laws of Migration...
Long distance migrants usually move to rural areas.
Most long distant migrants are young adults.
City dwellers migrate more than rural dwellers.
Most long distant migrants are women with children.
51
Stage 1 of Borchert's Model of Urban Evolution is...
The "iron horse"
The "car and air travel"
The "Sail wagon"
The "steel rail"
52
Distance Decay is central to what model when including transportation costs and distance?
Gravity Model
Weber's Least Cost Location Model
Bid-Rent Model
Burgess Concentric Circle Model
53
What model is shown in the picture?
Hottelings stages of industry
Ravenstein's Laws of Migration
Rostow's Modernization Model
Stages of Civilization Model
54
According to Raventstein's Laws of Migration...
Most people migrate now because of religious persecution.
Rural dwellers migrate more than city dwellers.
Women migrate more than men over long distances.
Most people migrate because of fear.
55
"Everything is related to everything else but near things are more related than distant things"
Tobler's First Law of Geography
Miss Coats' First Law of Geography
Sauer's First Law of Geography
Burgess' First Law of Geograhy
56
Hamburg is roughly 1/2 the size of Berlin, Munich is roughly 1/3 the size of Berlin.
Primate City Rule
Rank-Size Rule
No rule
Urban Primacy Rule
57
The graphic represents what model...
Ravenstein's Laws of Migration
Lee's Migration Model
Population Pyramids Model
Von Thunen's Model
58
The largest city, London, is larger than 2x the size of the next largest city, this is called
Capital City Rule
No rule
Rank-Size Rule
Primate City Rule (Urban Primacy)
59
Two factor's in predicting the "pull" or gravity between 2 places is...
Distance and Area
Area and Population
Population and Distance
Population and Area
60
Reemergence of infectious diseases is what stage of the Epidemiological Transition Model?
Stage 1
Stage 4
Stage 5
Stage 3
61
In Wallerstein's World Systems Theory the Core are the....
Higher levels of education, high levels of technology.
countries that are exploited by larger countries.
countries with low levels of education, little industry.
countries that generate little wealth.
62
City Model Shown
European City Model
Southeast Asia City Model
Latin American City Model
Galactic North American City Model
63
According to the World Systems Theory raw materials and cheap labor flows from...
Core to Periphery
Semi-Periphery to Periphery
These things are only found in core countries.
Periphery to Core
64
Brochert developed his model to explain
the development of industries
the development of transportation
the development of railroads
the development of cities
65
Theory/Model shown...
Harris-Ullman Multiple Nuclei Model
Hoyt's Sector Model
Burgess' Concentric Zone Model
Latin American City Model
66
The Model/ Theory shown is?
Bid-Rent Theory
Central Place Theory
Least Cost Theory
Locational Interdependence Theory
67
According to the Central Place Theory...
Settlements include hinterlands or market places.
Hamlets, towns, cities, and megalopoli are not connected.
Larger settlements are more numerous.
Smaller are fewer in number.
68
According to the Zelinsky model, international migration takes place mostly in stage?
4
1
3
2
69
According to the Core-Domain-Sphere Model the Core includes...
None of the cultural elements are present.
All cultural elements are present.
Some cultural elements are present and obvious.
Few of the identified cultural elements.
70
What Agricultural Model is shown?
Malthus Model
Von Thunen Model of Land Use
Burgess Model of Land Use
Boserup's Model
71
Stage of pestilence and famine is what stage of the Epidemiological Transition Model
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 1
Stage 4
72
Services which people will travel a long distance to use are known as?
high threshold services
High end services
Scarce services
High range services
73
According to Von Thunen's Model of Land Use what comprises the furthest ring from the city?
Forest
Ranching
Dairy and market gardening
Grains and other crops
74
In Lee's Migration Model the "+" and "-" symbols show us what?
Push and Pull factors
Addition and Subtraction
Intervening Obstacles
Economic Push Factors
75
According to Rostow, development of a country requires?
Help from larger states.
Arable land for farming.
Flatland for building industry.
Substantial investment in capital.
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The interaction between two locales declines as the distance between them increases.
Distance Decay
Law of Distance
Cultural Diffusion
Expansion Diffusion

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