How did the Industrial Revolution transform many European cities?

Markets grew with increases in urban populations.

How do residential spatial patterns of wealthy urbanites in the U.S. compare to those in most European cities?

In U.S. cities, the wealthy typically live in the suburbs.

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AP Human Geography: Cities and Urban Land-Use (Part 1)

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1
Which of the following would likely result from deindustrialization?
zones of abandonment
decentralization
gentrification
a walkable city
2
The Industrial Revolution
caused rural-to-urban migration
had little impact on urban areas
began in the Great Lakes region
made factory workers obsolete
3
With a population of over 15 million people, Lagos, Nigeria, would be considered a/an
edge city
megalopolis
conurbation
megacity
4
How did the Industrial Revolution transform many European cities?
More people migrated to the suburbs.
Cities became less crowded because of better transportation.
Rural villages experienced major population growth.
Markets grew with increases in urban populations.
5
Which of the following would be classified as a global city?
Los Angeles
London
Madrid
Prague
6
How do residential spatial patterns of wealthy urbanites in the U.S. compare to those in most European cities?
In both, wealthy urbanites live on the outskirts of cities.
The patterns are the same; both live in CBDs.
In European cities, wealthy urbanites live in the exurbs and telecommute.
In U.S. cities, the wealthy typically live in the suburbs.
7
Gateway cities are associated with which population trend?
gentrification
immigration
industrialization
counter-urbanization
8
Which of the following is an example of a basic industry?
a hotel in New York City
a restaurant in Austin
a car factory in St. Louis
a movie theater in Memphis
9
During the Middle Ages, ___________ slowed the growth of urban areas.
feudalism
the Renaissance
the Black Death
colonialism
10
Istanbul’s prime location between Europe and Asia makes it an excellent example of a/an
gateway city
edge city
city-state
capital city

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AP Human Geography: Cities and Urban Land-Use (Part 1)

10 termsStudBud Administration5,618 plays

Flashcards10 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 10

Answers

1
Which of the following would likely result from deindustrialization?
zones of abandonment
decentralization
gentrification
a walkable city
2
The Industrial Revolution
caused rural-to-urban migration
had little impact on urban areas
began in the Great Lakes region
made factory workers obsolete
3
With a population of over 15 million people, Lagos, Nigeria, would be considered a/an
edge city
megalopolis
conurbation
megacity
4
How did the Industrial Revolution transform many European cities?
More people migrated to the suburbs.
Cities became less crowded because of better transportation.
Rural villages experienced major population growth.
Markets grew with increases in urban populations.
5
Which of the following would be classified as a global city?
Los Angeles
London
Madrid
Prague
6
How do residential spatial patterns of wealthy urbanites in the U.S. compare to those in most European cities?
In both, wealthy urbanites live on the outskirts of cities.
The patterns are the same; both live in CBDs.
In European cities, wealthy urbanites live in the exurbs and telecommute.
In U.S. cities, the wealthy typically live in the suburbs.
7
Gateway cities are associated with which population trend?
gentrification
immigration
industrialization
counter-urbanization
8
Which of the following is an example of a basic industry?
a hotel in New York City
a restaurant in Austin
a car factory in St. Louis
a movie theater in Memphis
9
During the Middle Ages, ___________ slowed the growth of urban areas.
feudalism
the Renaissance
the Black Death
colonialism
10
Istanbul’s prime location between Europe and Asia makes it an excellent example of a/an
gateway city
edge city
city-state
capital city