5 Written Questions

1. (E.W. Burgess) city grows outwards from central area (CBD in middle, zone of transition, workers' homes, zone of residences, commuter's zone)
2. process of increasing importance of business (advertisements in cities)
3. a term that relates the structure of towns within an area
4. process of social and economic change caused by removal of industry
5. a new concentration of business in suburban areas consisting of suburbs

5 Matching Questions

1. Barriadas
2. Globalization
3. Agglomeration
4. Urbanization
5. World City

1. a development of worldwide patterns of economic relationships (we learned about the future impact this will have
2. b increase in proportion of population living in towns
3. c they function at the global scale as a service of world economy
4. d built up area consisting of central city and surrounding suburbs
5. e a neighborhood, usually a slum or lower class (Latin American cities)

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. poor section of city inhabited by people of same race, religion, or social background
   1. CBD
   2. Zoning
   3. Ghetto
   4. Favela
2. net migration from urban to rural areas
   1. Commercialization
   2. Suburbanization
   3. Urbanization
   4. Counter-Urbanization
3. a center of population, commerce, and culture from 500 - 1500 BCE
   1. Megacities
   2. Medieval Cities
   3. Gateway City
   4. Edge city
4. explains how services are distributed & why there are distinct patterns in this distribution; involves market area/hinterland and threshold
   1. Multiple Nuclei Model
   2. Concentric Zone Model
   3. Central-Place Theory/Christaller, Walter
   4. Centralization
5. a center of population, commerce, and culture from early 1900s - now
   1. Centrality
   2. Primate City
   3. Deindustrialization
   4. Postindustrial City

5 True/False Questions

1. Zoning → not giving funds to poorer neighborhoods

   True        False

2. Ethnic neighborhood → region remote from urban areas & sited beyond metropolitan centers of culture

   True        False

3. Indigenous City → a center of population, commerce, and culture that is native to a country

   True        False

4. Redlining → to divide an area into zones

   True        False

5. Settlement Form (Nucleated, Dispersed, Elongated) → a model of town growth by Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman based on the fact that many towns and large cities grow about many nuclei rather than a CBD

   True        False