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Unit 7 Cities Quiz
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Review for Unit 7: Cities
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1
Many Latin American cities conform more or less to the
inner-city decay theory
theory of ghettoization
the concentric zone model
the sector model
2
Air pollution, segregation, habitat destruction, and inner-city decay are all caused by
gentrification
ozone depletion
urban sprawl
climate change
3
Medieval European cities usually contain all of the following characteristics except:
wide streets to accommodate large military troops
large, ornate cathedrals
a high density of buildings
walls surrounding the city for defense purposes
4
These makeshift neighborhoods, are found in all of the world's largest peripheral cities
swidden lands
edge cities
gentrified districts
Squatter settlements
5
The rank-size rule does NOT always fit when one considers the distribution of
all of the politics within a given region
all of the counties, provinces, and parishes in a state
all of the cities in a given country
all of the citizens in a given country
6
A major problem facing modern megacities is
the Sunbelt phenomena
long-distance trade
the emergence of new ethnic-communities
air pollution
7
What city was the concentric zone model based on when it was developed in the 20th century?
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
New York
8
Public transit is more substantial in Western European countries compared to the US because
US government subsidizes public transit
Population density is lower in Europe
Cars are more expensive in the US
Fuel is heavily taxed in Europe
9
In global cities, frequent displacement of minorities with low incomes is often caused by
gentrification
rent control
urban blight
social reproduction
10
What is the most noticeable trend in the last 50 years in regards to the population of cities?
Most of the cities are now located in Africa
Much larger percentage of the cities are now in Europe
Specific cities have not changed
most of the cities are now located in LDCs
11
What was the basic industry of Pittsburgh during the early development of the city?
Furniture
Automobiles
Steel
Glass
12
Cities in the western US have more of what as compared to cities in the eastern US?
mass transportation
densely populated core areas
linguistic diversity
population in the suburbs
13
When realtors exploit fear by encouraging homeowners to sell their homes below market value.
Redlining
Gentrification
Segregation
Blockbusting
14
During the 50s many urban American neighborhoods segregated because of redlining, practiced by
banks and other lending institutions
renovators of historic homes
corporate real estate directors
civil rights activists
15
During the Neolithic Revolution, cities originated in areas where the population was able to
build underwater irrigation systems
establish intercontinental trade routes
unite in polytheistic worship
generate an agricultural surplus
16
This theory explains the organization of urban areas based on their functions goods and services
sector theory
central place theory
metropolitan-area theory
rank-size rule
17
Where is the Canadian megalopolis?
Canadian Rockies, including Calgary and Edmonton
British Columbia, including Vancouver and Victoria
Canadian Plains, including Regina and Winnipeg
Canadian St. Lawrence Seaway, including Toronto and Montreal
18
Suburbanization causes cities to lose populations to areas surrounding them, which leads to
decentralization and urban sprawl
centralization and international immigration
congestion and racial tension
intense building in inner cities
19
Multiple nuclei model arose from the idea that __ was losing its dominant position in the city.
the CBD
public transportation
the inner city
the suburb
20
What is a likely result of a rapid rise in the rate of rural-urban migration?
overcrowding in urban areas
an increase in the # of children in urban areas
increase in the # of health problems in a rural area
increased literacy in rural areas
21
How does a country's level or urbanization relate to its labor force composition?
higher urbanized = more primary sector
no relationship
higher urbanized =more service jobs
higher urbanized = more secondary sector
22
The UK has established greenbelts around certain cities to prevent what?
unbearable pollution
the spread of poverty
Urban sprawl
major traffic tie-ups
23
The 3 world cities that exercise the greatest degree of global economic dominance are
New York, London and Tokyo
Shanghai, New York and Paris
London, Paris, and Moscow
Tokyo, Mexico City and London
24
Global cities like NYC and London are characterized as such primarily because they are home to
historic ethnic neighborhoods
intense religious rituals
immigrants who speak a variety of languages
international business centers
25
During the Middle Ages__________ greatly slowed the growth of urban areas.
Renaissance
Black Death
feudalism
colonialism
26
Which US city is perhaps the best example of an organic city?
Jacksonville, Florida
Chicago, Illinois
Seattle, Washington
Boston, Massachusetts
27
Primate cities are NOT those that
are the national capitals
are the seats of power in a nation
are disproportionately larger than other cities
were the first to be established in a new colony
28
What do most cities in the developing world have in common?
industry is located next to the CBD
the wealthy live in a commuter zone on the edge of the city.
Urban areas are ringed by shantytowns.
The CBD suffers from a lack of resources.
29
Los Angeles provides an excellent example of
a central business district
the Latin American City model
the concentric zone model
the multinucleated metropolis
30
Cities such as Baltimore, inner-city revitalization has transformed ___ into gentrified areas
suburbs
central business districts
edge cities
ghettos
31
This City is located on the border between 2 continents and at the intersection of many cultures
Istanbul, Turkey
Lagos, Nigeria
Berlin, Germany
Mexico City, Mexico
32
Which of the following best describes edge cities?
they are located along freeways on the outskirts of larger cities.
they are gentrified communities
they are usually found in Europe and Asia
they are small, isolated communities.
33
In a concentric zone model, the zones outside the core are sized according to
what people will pay in taxes
what people will pay for goods
what people will pay for the land
what people will pay for transportation
34
Which of the following is an example of an edge city?
Boston, Massachusetts
Las Vegas, Nevada
Tyson's Corner, Virginia
Seattle, Washington
35
Asian, African and Latin American cities often share this in common
religious centers
mostly modern forms of architecture
relics from their colonial past
strong CBDs
36
By 2020, most of the world's biggest cities will be located in
Western Europe
Africa
Asia
South America
37
Which of the following would be considered a primate city?
Berlin, Germany
Paris, France
Beijing, China
New York City, United States
38
City A= 10 mil. City B= 5 mil. City C= 2.5 mil. City D=1 mil. represents what geographic phenomenon?
rank-size rule
Urban hierarchy
primate cities
centralization
39
Which of the following is NOT true of the metropolises of the developing world?
They contain both wealth and poverty
Most have squatter settlements on their outskirts.
They rarely suffer from significant pollution
many retain architectural elements of the colonial past
40
The Industrial Revolution
had little impact on urban areas
spawned vast manufacturing centers
caused an urban to rural migration
began in the Great Lakes region