Urbanization Part 1

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Urban area = __________ and surrounding suburbs.
city
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Suburbs are __________ populated residential and commercial areas surrounding a city.
less densely
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Urbanization is the process of the development of dense concentrations of people into __________.
settlements
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The Neolithic era led to the rise of __________ settlements.
permanent
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Cities emerged due to site and situation factors such as __________, availability, and soil quality.
landforms
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Central place theory illustrates urban distribution, size, and __________.
hierarchy
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Bid rent theory suggests that land value decreases as you move __________ from the city center.
farther
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Sustainability encompasses environmental and __________ aspects.
economic
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The process of migration into cities is influenced by __________ and pull factors.
push
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During the Roman Empire, __________ and aqueducts encouraged settlements.
roads
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Growth of urban areas is accelerating with __________ due to migration.
population
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The Bronze Age saw the development of urban settlements in the __________ Mediterranean.
eastern
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Sequent occupance refers to __________ by different groups over time.
successive settlements
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The __________ revolution marked significant rural to urban migration.
Industrial
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Central Place is a market center where people __________ goods.
exchange
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Market area is the region surrounding the __________ place.
central
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Range is the distance people are willing to travel to get a __________ or service.
good
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The threshold is the minimum number of customers needed to support a __________.
service
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Hexagon is considered the __________ shape in central place theory.
best
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According to central place theory, there are many small settlements with small __________/range services.
threshold
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Before the Industrial Revolution, only a small part of humans lived in __________.
cities
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Urban planning is inherently __________.
local
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Metropolitan areas include cities and surrounding __________ areas.
influenced
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The world's population living in cities is projected to be __________ by 2050.
75%
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Functional regions are often organized by __________.
zoning
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The concept of __________ emphasizes the relationship between the city's location and its physical features.
site and situation
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What are the effects of migration on urban areas?

Migration contributes to urban growth, diversity, and economic development.

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How does urbanization affect the environment?

Urbanization can lead to increased pollution, habitat destruction, and strain on resources.

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What role do governmental policies play in urban development?

Government policies can facilitate or hinder urban growth through zoning laws, infrastructure investment, and social programs.

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What is urban sprawl?

Urban sprawl refers to the uncontrolled expansion of urban areas into rural land.

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What are megacities?

Megacities are cities with a population of over 10 million people.

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Limitations of Gravity Model

Assumes uniform topography, uniform political boundaries, uniform consumer preferences, and no man-made boundaries.

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How has modern technology impacted distance decay?

Modern technology reduces the effects of distance decay by facilitating communication and interaction regardless of geographical barriers.

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