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AP Human Geography Models & Theories
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According to the Latin American City Model, the wealthy live near the
Squatter Settlements
Outskirts
Zones of Disamenity
Spine
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According to the Harris Peripheral Model, the most important part of the city is the
Working class homes
Zone of transition
CBD
Beltway (Ring Road)
3
According to the Latin American City Model, squatter settlements are located
In the middle of the city
On the outskirts of the city
Along the Spine
Near the CBD
4
According to Von Thunen's Model, the area farthest from the market is the:
Dairy
Ranching
Squatter Settlments
Suburbs
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Which of the following models is pictured below?
Sub-Saharan African City Model
Harris and Ulman Multiple Nuclei Model
South Asian City Model
Griffen-Ford Latin American City Model
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Which of the following models is pictured below?
Harris Peripheral Model
South Asian City Model
Griffen-Ford Latin American City Model
Harris and Ulman Mutliple Nuclei Model
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Which of the following effects did the Industrial Revolution have on the DTM?
The CBR Increased
The CDR Decreased
The CDR Increased
The CBR Decreased
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Which of the following city models is pictured below?
Latin-American City Model
Harris Periphery Model
Sub-Saharan African City Model
Burgess Concentric Zone Model
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Thomas Malthus predicted:
Population would exceed food production causing famine
His students would score a 5 on this exam
Environmental pollution would lead to global warming
Birth rates in MDCs would decline rapidly
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Which of the following models is pictured below?
Harris Periphery Model
Griffen-Ford Latin American City Model
African City Model
Burgess Concentric Zone Model
11
According to the Bid Rent Curve, as you get closer to the CBD:
There are more residential areas
Land prices increase
There is no retail
Land prices drop
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Which of the following models is pictured below?
Hoyt Sector Model
Harris Peripheral Model
Burgess Concentric Zone Model
South Asian City Model
13
According to the Demographic Transition Model, the stage with the highest NIR is:
Stage 1
Stage 4
Stage 2
Stage 3
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According to Weber's Least Cost Theory, a bulk gaining industry should locate
Directly in the middle
Near raw material 2
Near the market
Near raw material 1
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The idea that values and beliefs vary from society to society. Each culture must be viewed on its own terms...
Assimilation
Cultural syncretism
Cultural Relativism
Acculturation
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The idea that large urban areas will attract migrants more than small urban areas is the:
Heartland-Rimland Theory
Core-Periphery Model
Gravity Model
Least Cost Theory
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According to Hotelling's Locational Interdependence Theory, the most important factors are
Site and Situation
Range and Threshold
Labor and Transportation
Preference and Competition
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A city that has north of 20 million humans.
Megacity
Alpha City
Metacity
Megalopolis
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According to the Burgess Concentric Zone Model, the wealthiest neighborhoods are in the:
Central Business District
Rings farthest from the CBD
Rings halfway between the CBD and edge
Rings closest to the CBD
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Neo-Malthusians argue:
LDCs will someday overcome MDCs due to high populations
The world will run out of food and resources such as energy
There is not currently enough food in the world
Malthus was wrong due to diffusion of birth control
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In Rostow's Development Model, the stage where an elite group invests in infrastructure is
Stage 4
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 1
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According to Borchert's Epochs, the most important transportation in the late 19th century was
Airplanes
Trains
Cars
Horse
23
According to the New International Division of Labor, post-Fordist jobs would be found in
China
Guatemala
France
Djibouti
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A boundary system that uses natural landmarks, such as rivers, roads, and man-made structures.
Clarence
Metes and Bounds
Township and Range
Relic Boundaries
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Koreans would be an example because they are in both North and South Korea.
Multiethnic state
Nation State
Multinational State
Multi-nation state
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This measures income inequality...
GDI
GINI index
GINI coefficient
GII
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The idea that human social development is dictated by the environment is known as:
Cultural Landscape Theory
Cultural Inevitability
Possibilism
Environmental Determinism
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Which of the following city models is pictured below?
Griffen-Ford Latin American City Model
Harshorn's Urban Realm Model
The Harris and Ulman Periphery Model
Hoyt Sector Model
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According to Wallerstein's World System's Theory:
Core and Semi-Periphery states exploit Periphery states
There are five steps to become developed
The core of a country exploits the periphery of that country
International trade is limited to only the core countries
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In the South Asian City Model, the city revolves around the
CBD
Port
Suburbs
Squatter Settlments
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Which of the following models is pictured below?
Burgess Concentric Zone Model
Hoyt Sector Model
Griffen-Ford Latin American City Model
Harris and Ulman Multiple Nuclei Model
32
All of the following are migration patterns identified by Ravenstein EXCEPT
Migrants primarily move for economic reasons
Migrants typically move from developed to developing countries
Long range migrants move to urban areas
Migrants move short distances
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According to Spykman's Rimland Theory the most important region is
Southern Africa
Central Asia
The Western Hemispher
Coastal Europe/Asia
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The two most important costs according to Von Thunen's Model are:
Labor and Transportation
Transportation and Land
Transportation and Capital
Land and Labor
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Bosrup's Theory of Agriculture directly contradicts:
Homer Hoyt
Carl Sauer
Walter Christaller
Thomas Malthus
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In Rostow's Development Model, the stage in which a country spreads money to many industries is
Stage 5
Stage 3
Stage 2
Stage 4
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According to the Agricultural Theory, the Proto-Indo-European language spread by:
Germans
Anatolians
Romans
Greeks
