one for strategic economic or symbolic reasons

Hoyt's Sector Model suggests that a city develops

by extending along transportation routes

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1
A forward capital is
one for strategic economic or symbolic reasons
one that is at least twice as large as any other city
common in the developing countries of the world
located on the periphery to foster trade
2
Hoyt's Sector Model suggests that a city develops
with the poor living on the periphery
by extending along transportation routes
independent of the central business district
according to the rank-size rule
3
Two most important factors in the location of industry.
Threshold and range
Agglomeration possibilities and input costs
Input and labor costs
Transportation and labor costs
4
Which theory, developed by Ullman and Harris, says a city has several nodes other than the CBD?
Latin American Model
Von Thunen Model
Sector Model
Multiple Nuclei
5
Burgess's Concentric Zone Model describes expansion of the city in concentric rings around the
Industrial Zone
Edge City
Central Business District
Suburbs
6
The revitalization of old neighborhoods, increasing taxes, & displacement of low income people
Redlining
Gentrification
Counterurbanization
Blockbusting
7
Which is not true about Christhaller's Central Place Theory?
Smaller settlements have smaller ranges and thresholds.
Range is max distance people are willing to travel
An airport has a smaller range
Threshold is the min # of people to support a business
8
The service sector that provides transportation, communication, and utilities
Tertiary
Primay
Secondary
Quinary
9
Focuses on land cost and distance to market
Vertical Integration Model
Von Thunen Model
World Systems Theory
Central Place Theory
10
Commercial agriculture characterized by vertical integration of ownership- from farms to ads
Aquaculture
Agribusiness
Extensive agriculture
Intensive agriculture
11
The core countries of the world are
the democratic ones
ones belonging to the UN
the LDCs
the MDCs
12
Theory- Capitalist world economy, core dominate and exploit the periphery
Heartland Theory
World Systems Theory
Multiple Nuclei Model
Central Place Theory
13
Best example of extensive agriculture
Feedlots
Cattle Ranching
Market Gardening
Rice
14
Mexico City, London, Paris, Athens, and Baghdad all have this in common.
They are forward capitals
They are city-states
They are all part of megalopolises
They are primate cities
15
Refers to the benefits resulting from spatial clustering of business/industry.
Node
Range
Agglomeration
Hinterland

Unit567Review Flashcards | StudBud

Unit567Review

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Flashcards15 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 15

Answers

1
A forward capital is
one for strategic economic or symbolic reasons
one that is at least twice as large as any other city
common in the developing countries of the world
located on the periphery to foster trade
2
Hoyt's Sector Model suggests that a city develops
with the poor living on the periphery
by extending along transportation routes
independent of the central business district
according to the rank-size rule
3
Two most important factors in the location of industry.
Threshold and range
Agglomeration possibilities and input costs
Input and labor costs
Transportation and labor costs
4
Which theory, developed by Ullman and Harris, says a city has several nodes other than the CBD?
Latin American Model
Von Thunen Model
Sector Model
Multiple Nuclei
5
Burgess's Concentric Zone Model describes expansion of the city in concentric rings around the
Industrial Zone
Edge City
Central Business District
Suburbs
6
The revitalization of old neighborhoods, increasing taxes, & displacement of low income people
Redlining
Gentrification
Counterurbanization
Blockbusting
7
Which is not true about Christhaller's Central Place Theory?
Smaller settlements have smaller ranges and thresholds.
Range is max distance people are willing to travel
An airport has a smaller range
Threshold is the min # of people to support a business
8
The service sector that provides transportation, communication, and utilities
Tertiary
Primay
Secondary
Quinary
9
Focuses on land cost and distance to market
Vertical Integration Model
Von Thunen Model
World Systems Theory
Central Place Theory
10
Commercial agriculture characterized by vertical integration of ownership- from farms to ads
Aquaculture
Agribusiness
Extensive agriculture
Intensive agriculture
11
The core countries of the world are
the democratic ones
ones belonging to the UN
the LDCs
the MDCs
12
Theory- Capitalist world economy, core dominate and exploit the periphery
Heartland Theory
World Systems Theory
Multiple Nuclei Model
Central Place Theory
13
Best example of extensive agriculture
Feedlots
Cattle Ranching
Market Gardening
Rice
14
Mexico City, London, Paris, Athens, and Baghdad all have this in common.
They are forward capitals
They are city-states
They are all part of megalopolises
They are primate cities
15
Refers to the benefits resulting from spatial clustering of business/industry.
Node
Range
Agglomeration
Hinterland