Urbanization Part 1

0.0(0)
studied byStudied by 0 people
learnLearn
examPractice Test
spaced repetitionSpaced Repetition
heart puzzleMatch
flashcardsFlashcards
Card Sorting

1/32

flashcard set

Earn XP

Description and Tags

yasssssssssss

Study Analytics
Name
Mastery
Learn
Test
Matching
Spaced

No study sessions yet.

33 Terms

1
New cards
Urban area = __________ and surrounding suburbs.
city
2
New cards
Suburbs are __________ populated residential and commercial areas surrounding a city.
less densely
3
New cards
Urbanization is the process of the development of dense concentrations of people into __________.
settlements
4
New cards
The Neolithic era led to the rise of __________ settlements.
permanent
5
New cards
Cities emerged due to site and situation factors such as __________, availability, and soil quality.
landforms
6
New cards
Central place theory illustrates urban distribution, size, and __________.
hierarchy
7
New cards
Bid rent theory suggests that land value decreases as you move __________ from the city center.
farther
8
New cards
Sustainability encompasses environmental and __________ aspects.
economic
9
New cards
The process of migration into cities is influenced by __________ and pull factors.
push
10
New cards
During the Roman Empire, __________ and aqueducts encouraged settlements.
roads
11
New cards
Growth of urban areas is accelerating with __________ due to migration.
population
12
New cards
The Bronze Age saw the development of urban settlements in the __________ Mediterranean.
eastern
13
New cards
Sequent occupance refers to __________ by different groups over time.
successive settlements
14
New cards
The __________ revolution marked significant rural to urban migration.
Industrial
15
New cards
Central Place is a market center where people __________ goods.
exchange
16
New cards
Market area is the region surrounding the __________ place.
central
17
New cards
Range is the distance people are willing to travel to get a __________ or service.
good
18
New cards
The threshold is the minimum number of customers needed to support a __________.
service
19
New cards
Hexagon is considered the __________ shape in central place theory.
best
20
New cards
According to central place theory, there are many small settlements with small __________/range services.
threshold
21
New cards
Before the Industrial Revolution, only a small part of humans lived in __________.
cities
22
New cards
Urban planning is inherently __________.
local
23
New cards
Metropolitan areas include cities and surrounding __________ areas.
influenced
24
New cards
The world's population living in cities is projected to be __________ by 2050.
75%
25
New cards
Functional regions are often organized by __________.
zoning
26
New cards
The concept of __________ emphasizes the relationship between the city's location and its physical features.
site and situation
27
New cards

What are the effects of migration on urban areas?

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

28
New cards

How does urbanization affect the environment?

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

29
New cards

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.

30
New cards

What is urban sprawl?

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

31
New cards

What are megacities?

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

32
New cards

Limitations of Gravity Model

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

33
New cards

How has modern technology impacted distance decay?

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