Duplicate of APHUG: Urban Geography

Colonial cities were characterized by which of the following?

What percent of the world's population is urbanized?

What city model does this illustration show?

The maximum distance people are willing to travel to obtain a central place function:

The main objective of gated communities is

The least urbanized and most rapidly urbanizing realm in the world is:

Where is urbanization occurring most rapidly?

Which country has created special economic zones (SEZs) to attract investment?

A market area is an example of a:

Edge cities would most likely be associated with which urban model?

In which structure model is the CBD losing its dominance?

All of these can be found in European cities except

What is the biggest downside to gentrification?

The city of Istanbul would best be described as what type of city?

The transformation of large areas of land from rural to urban uses is called:

New York City is divided into ________ for the purpose of social service organization.

What are greenbelts?

Which city model does this illustration show?

This picture most likely shows

Land value

People living in gated communities generally have

What was Louis Wirth's contribution to the study of urban patterns?

Primacy occurs when:

Situation

What is this guy known for?

On what principle is the hierarchy of urban places primarily based?

The earliest civilization was found in:

The minimum market size needed to support a central place function is called:

What is a squatter settlement?

Islamic city best captures the idea of globalism with modern skyscrapers and trade advantages?

Relative location refers to

Before colonization, cities were centered around what primary structure?

These established patterns of land use:

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of living in the suburbs?

Least likely to see low income squatter settlements located on the periphery of a city

How many CBDs do most African central cities have?

Which of the following best describes the urban hierarchy of settlements?

Problems in North America include

Southeast Asian cities have promoted economic growth through what primary means?

Why were Greenbelts developed?

What model does the illustration show?

Which of the following is the best example of a primate city?

What might this picture show?

People move away from the CBD due to dissatisfaction with the urban policies and lifestyle

Most of the urban areas of the United States follow which urban model?

Which of the following economic activities is most likely to be found in a city's (CBD)?

Paris is an example of...

The term hinterland refers to:

Where did the first cities develop?

The Parthenon is an example of a/an

Greenbelts are represented by which region:

Outskirts are to towns, as _________ are to cities

What city were the concentric zone and the sector model modeled after in the early 1900s?

What does this image show?

A megalopolis refers to a

A locational factor that affects the development of cities and towns is known as

Which of the following has greatly impacted Eastern European cities over the past 100 years?

What is the outer-most ring in the Concentric Zone Model?

Chicago's CBD (Central Business District) is known as

Where is the birthplace of the skyscraper?

Aventura is an example of

Which geographer developed the Concentric Zone Model during the 1920s?

Which of the following would have the smallest population?

A disamenity sector, with barrios or favelas may be found:

An example of a city that has or had functional specialization is:

A settlement's functions as well as its economic reach produce a measure of its

What model does the illustration show?

Boswash is a/an

What was the primary reason for people fleeing urban centers after WW II during the 1960’s?

Paris

Which of the following has most affected the development of suburbs in the United States?

All of the following account for the success of modern urban centers except:

Which of the following is a correct statement about the major cities of the world?

What does DINK stand for?

The idea of a metropolitan statistical area came from:

Where are the fastest growing megacities located?

Large houses that are built in place of torn down houses are known as

Which model does the illustration show?

Segregation was made possible in many communities because of this financial practice

Cities in western US have more of what characteristic as compared to cities in eastern US?

What model does the illustration show?

Which country is least urbanized?

Cities in which region are not dispersed like US and remain more compact and clustered?

In the US and Canada, which areal unit best approximates a city neighborhood in size?

One unique feature of the Indus River Valley urban hearth was

World cities:

Central Park in New York City is a good example of

How much of the world was urbanized 200 years ago? Now?

What does this picture show?

Which city model does this illustration show?

Places like Times Square are subject to media reshaping, making them

The creator of Central Place Theory was:

Term Urban Realm was used to describe the spatial components of a metropolis of what decade?

Buying and rebuilding deteriorated areas in order to increase housing values

Which of these is a Primate City?

The position of a city within the hierarchy is determined by:

The division of a city into certain areas used for certain functions

The structure, physical form, and overall layout of a city