AP Human Geography Unit 6 Review

Planned urban development that includes multiple uses: retail, residential, educational, recreational and businesses.

Community located on the edge of a larger city with commercial centers, office spaces, rental spaces, etc

An area of green space such as a park, agricultural land, or forest  around an urban area intended to limit urban sprawl

Suburb that has grown rapidly with 100,000 residents. Typically made of up planned communities that have began to merge.

Housing discrimination maintained by banks-refusal to grant home loans in certain areas because of racial composition

Programming funded by federal government grants after WWII intended to redevelop abandoned urban areas

Areas where governments require developers to include low to medium income housing to obtain their building permits

The process of people moving, usually from cities to residential areas on the outskirts of the cities

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 Locations that have been abandoned due to a lack of jobs, housing opportunities, decline in land values/falling demand

 Housing discrimination maintained by real estate industry - whites encourage to sell when blacks moved in.

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Large cities that exert global economic, cultural, and political influence

Redevelopment of vacant land to improve the surrounding area.

If a person's home, job, shopping, school, etc are all in close distance, they live in a city that has

Locations where residents do not have access to healthy food options.

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Megacity

Communities on the outside edge of traditional suburbs. Functions like a suburb but more rural

Capital Cities that are relocated