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- Q1What is the meaning of "percent urban"?the population of people living in a citythe percent of people who work in citiesthe ratio of people living in cities compared to rural areasthe amount of land devoted to buildings versus green areas120s
- Q2Monaco is an example of a modern city-state because itis a city and surrounding territory with its own independent governmenthas survived for centuries in an important ancient and urban hearthis a self governing city that has never fully gained independence from Italyhas historical connections to to the Italian city-state of the Renaissance120s
- Q3Which statement most accurately describes why the urban hearths were the first city-states developed?a river valley where floods and fertile soil aided production of an agricultural surplusany urban center and its surrounding territory and fertile agricultural landsa location that was a service center, producing tools, dwellings, and weaponsa city-state in the Tigirs-Euphrates Valley, Mesoamerica, or the Andes of South America120s
- Q4Which term most accurately describes a city with a population of approximately 60,500 in 2016 that was strongly integrated with its adjacent counties, socially and economically?Micropolitan Statistical AreaSuburban AreaMetropolitan AreaMetropolitan Statistical Area120s
- Q5Which best describes a typical megacity of a periphery country?an urban area facing numerous challenges as rapid growth brings many social social problemsa city with a concentration pf global corporations and media hubsa megalopolis that exerts international influence and power far beyond its boundariesa world city with economic and cultural dominance over a wide area120s
- Q6According to Borchert's Model of Urban growth, what did the Sail Wagon, Iron Horse, Steel Rail, and Auto-Air- Amenity allow forEach new form of transportation technology slowed urban growth by leading to suburbanization, reurbanization, and exurbanization.Each new from of transportation technology spurred urban growth by producing a new system for moving people and goods.Each new form of transportation technology was heavily funded by the United States governmentEach new form of transportation technology spurred urban growth by allowing more people to live an work the central city.120s
- Q7Which best provides a general explanation of functional zonation?Different portions of an urban area that have specific and separate purposes, which fit together to create the entirety of a city.Urban areas pass laws to define how property in specific areas can be used in order to separate commercial and residential use.In cities around the world, residential areas are based on ethnicity, and cities are thus divided into ethnic enclavesA city is made up of a series of rings that surrounds the central business district, each having a different function120s
- Q8Which urban model would best describe a city that includes edge cities along its beltways?Multiple NucleiGriffen-FordConcentric ZoneGalactic City120s
- Q9Houses with small, high windows and no front yards, situated on dead end streets, are common in Islamic cities. These characteristics might reflect the Islamic emphasis onThe value of privacyThe high crime rateThe need for safetyThe power of the government120s
- Q10Why do many African cities contain multiple commercial districts?African governments promoted multiple central business districts through urban planning.Locations of Africas business districts were poorly chosen, requiring multiple downtownsColonial central business districts emerged separately from traditional commercial centersOne central business district is not enough to serve Africa's fast growing urban population120s
- Q11Which best explains why European CBD's have largely resisted the construction of sky scrappers that typify American cities?European culture prefers lower buildings and has negative attitudes toward commercialism and shy scrappersThe European Union regulates the height of buildings and has forbidden tall buildings because of safety concernsThe center of European cities contain many historically significant buildings that leaders choose to preserve.Competition for valuable commercial space is not as keen in European cities as it is in the United States120s
- Q12What concept describes the process of when a wealthy family sells its house to a less wealthy family of a different ethnic group, who then divides the house into two units?filteringzoningdensity gradientfunctional zonation120s