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Central Business District

Area of the city that retail and business activities were clustered

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Service for office workers

Included in retail activities which tend to concentrate in the CBD

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Why do CBDs attract offices?

high accessibility

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Competition for limited space

Causes land values to be high in CBDs

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Why is the construction of skyscrapers a characteristic of CBDs?

High land cost

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In North America, what activity tends to locate at the street-level floor of a skyscraper?

retail

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What characteristic is similar in both CBDs in Europe and North America?

retail and office activities

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What land use is usually excluded in North American CBDs.

industrial

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travelers taking up less space

Make public transportation a better option for commuting to CBDs.

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The fact that so few people live in CBDs, urban areas characteristically have a high level of

commuting

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Family protection, religion, politics, and manufacturing

are all cultural reasons for establishing a settlement

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bury the dead

religious reason for the establishment of settlements

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protect a group’s assets

important political reason for the establishment of settlements

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manufacturing, trading, warehousing, and defense

economic reasons for settlements

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major difference of dwellers in urban and rural settlements

rural dwellers are more likely to work in agriculture

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What activity describes the difference between rural and urban settlement?

economic

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A place where farm buildings, homes, and churches are found.

clustered rural

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clustered rural

where most people in the world live

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French long-lot system

primarily developed because of need for access to a river

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Great Britain’s enclosure movement had what impact?

encouraged a dispersed rural settlement pattern

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benefit of the enclosure unit

promote agricultural efficiency

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In colonial America, where were clustered rural settlements most common?

New England

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Plantations were common in which region of colonial America?

Southeast

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the fall of the Roman Empire caused

reduction in urban population

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placement of buildings around a central market square

characteristic of medieval European urban settlements

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city-state

a state dominated by a major city

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Professional services (consumers)

not a consumer service

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business services

services provided to businesses

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area surrounding a service from which consumers are attracted

hinterland

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range

maximum distance consumers will travel for a service

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threshold

minimum number of people needed to support a service

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median

best location for a service in a linear community

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According to the ____________________ , the potential use of a service at a location is related directly to population and inversely to distance.

gravity model

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geometric pattern used to represent market areas

hexagon

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_________________ settlements less numerous and farther apart.

Larger

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If a country follows the __________________, if the largest city has 1,000,000 residents, how many people live in the 5th largest city?

rank-size rule, 200,000

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Largest city – one million residents, 2nd largest city 200,000, what distribution is followed?

primate city

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Significance of the absence of rank-size rule

consumers do not have access to goods and services

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market area

functional region

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basic industry

a business that sells its products primarily outside of its settlement

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the importance of attracting a new basic industry

stimulates new nonbasic industry

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rank size-rule

hierarchal ranking of settlements

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primate city

at least twice as large as the next smaller city

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central place

market center

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What type of economic activity is a steel mill?

basic

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important basic activity of the southern Great Lakes

manufacturing of durable goods

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LDCs specialize in what type business activities?

offshore financial and back office

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low wage rates and workers who speak English

Factors that determine where back office activities will locate in LDCs

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telecommunications

technical development that has allowed back office services to locate to LDCs

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Greatest increases in consumer service has been in

health.


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