Exam 7: The Context of Cities
Exam 1: Exploring the City34 Questions
Exam 2: Evolution of the Worlds Cities43 Questions
Exam 3: Development of North American Cities53 Questions
Exam 5: Urban Sociology: Classic and Modern Statements41 Questions
Exam 6: Spatial Perspectives: Making Sense of Space45 Questions
Exam 7: The Context of Cities41 Questions
Exam 8: The Context of Cities33 Questions
Exam 9: Comparative Urbanism: the City and Culture36 Questions
Exam 10: Stratification and Social Class: Urban and Suburban Lifestyles40 Questions
Exam 11: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender: Urban Diversity40 Questions
Exam 12: Housing, Education, Crime: Confronting Urban Problems40 Questions
Exam 13: Global Urbanization42 Questions
Exam 14: Urban Planning: Past, Present and Future27 Questions
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When city residents fight to protect the character of their neighborhood, including preserving older buildings, limiting traffic flow, and maintaining parks and other open spaces, they are making a case for
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The fact that many industries absorbed their competitors and formed oligopolies
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Harvey argues that actions taken by real estate investors can lead to urban decay and abandonment.
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Apply the goals of the U.S. economic system to the following statements and determine which describes economic restructuring.
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John Logan and Harvey Molotch employed political economy theory in an effort to identify who the central decision-makers in North American cities are and to determine why they do what they do.
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Core cities in the United Nations Development Program include Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur, Mexico City, and Cairo.
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Urban theoretical models, in general, put emphasis on the fragmented nature of urban growth, development, and life.
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Which of the following best describes David Harvey's research?
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Because the government owns most of the urban land and uses it for fire, police, government buildings, parks, and roads, as well as holds zoning and tax violation rights over the rest, the government applies over urban land.
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By the end of the 1940s, most social scientists agreed the traditional economic model accounted for many important changes in cities.
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Which of the following areas contains the highest concentrations of poverty?
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Poverty results in the serious problem of homelessness in more developed countries.
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Scott argues that individual competition over territory determines urban growth patterns.
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Henri Lefebvre was interested in how political capital influences behavior and set out to form a new approach to the study of the city.
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Governments focus on social space while businesses focus on abstract space.
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Michael Sorkin and Mark Gottdiener point out that private themed environments are benign imitations.
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