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AP Human Geography Unit 7 Urban #aphug #unit7 #urbanism #urbanpatterns #aphg #aphuman #aphumangeo
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If the 3rd largest city in a region has 1/3 the population of the largest city, this shows...
redlining
central place theory
core-periphery
rank-size rule
2
Which model is this?
concentric zone
African city
Latin American city
multiple nuclei
3
Cities often have this layout in which world region?
Asia/Southeast Asia
Latin America
Africa
North America
4
City planning that focuses on limiting or preventing further building/development:
slow-growth cities
Burgess Concentric Zones Model
megacities
urban sprawl
5
site characterisitc
bridges
raillines
is it on trade routes?
natural harbor
6
Which of the following defines Chicago’s position in relation to the infrastructure of the United States?
Site
Situation
Vernacular region
Absolute location
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Pedestrian-friendly cities with lots of green space are a part of:
Smart Growth
Sustainable urban design
New Urbanism
8
According to central place theory, the threshold is defined as the
economic base of a central place
distance away from a central place
gross value of the product minus the costs of production
minimum number of people needed to support a service
9
Megacities are rapidly increasing in...
North America
MDCS
LDCs
10
Galactic City Model
edge cities
central plazas
circles
one CBD in middle
11
Central plazas/squares with a cathedral are major features of cities in...
North America
Latin America
Africa
Asia
12
Relatively large, independently functioning urban area on outskirts of major city, near road:
edge city
greenbelt
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Which model is this?
Harris-Ullman Multiple Nuclei Model
Gravity Model
Burgess Concentric Zones Model
Latin American City Model
14
Poorer people pushed out of neighborhoods as wealthier people move in & prices rise:
gentrification
gerrymandering
redlining
blockbusting
15
A primate city has to be at least _______ the size of the next largest city in a country/region
five times
twice
half
ten times
16
What model is this?
Hoyt Sector
Burgess Concentric Zone
Harris-Ullman Multiple Nuclei
Peripheral
17
In central place theory, which of the following terms is defined as the maximum distance a consumer will travel
Range
Distance decay
Threshold
Relative location
18
Which model is this?
Hoyt Sector Model
Gravity Model
Borchert's Epochs
Christaller's Central Place Theory
19
Latin American Cities
Spanish planning
central plazas
squatter settlements
all of these
20
What is at the center of the Hoyt Sector Model?
zone of transition
transportation corridor
light manufacturing
central business district
21
What function at the top of the world's urban hierarchy & drive globalization?
world cities
primate cities
megacities
villages
22
What is at the center of the Burgess Concentric Zone Model?
central business district
village
colonial spine
commuter zone
23
In the Hoyt model, where is low-income housing located?
in the outermost ring, furthest from the CBD
in two wedges next to the transportation/industry corridor
24
The concentric zone model of urban land use was created by:
Harris & Ullman
Hoyt
Burgess
von Thunen
25
Which best explains why New York City has more specialized stores than do smaller urban places in the United States?
The rank-size rule
Central place theory
Its status as a primate city
The gravity model
26
Which city model is this?
African City Model
Latin American City Model
Urban Realms Model
Galactic City Model
27
This shows a(n)...
aquafarm
zone of abandonment
greenbelt
central business district
28
In many Latin American cities, where are squatter settlements located?
in the city center
along the outer edges/fringes of the city
in a ring right next to the city center
in a corridor extending straight out from the city center
29
A very large city with a population over 10 million:
megacity
capital city
primate city
world city
30
A city that is disproportionately large in its country/region is called a(n):
primate city
edge city
capital city
hamlet
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Property/land values going up due to competition in central business districts:
Central Place Theory
von Thunen model
Bid-Rent Theory
Rostow's Model
