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Chapter 9 Urban Geography
Term | Definition | |
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Urban Morphology | The study of the physical form and structure of urban places | |
City | conglomerations of people and buildings clustered together to serve as a center of politics, culture, and economics | |
Urban | The entire build-up, nonrural area and its population, including the most recently constructed suburban appendages | |
Agricultural Village | a relatively small village where most of the population was involved in agriculture | |
Agricultural Surplus | one of two components, along with social stratification,that enables the formation of cities; agricultural production in excess of that which the producer needs for his or her own sustenance and that of his or her family and which is then sold | for consumption by others |
Social Stratification | one of two components, along with agricultural surplus that enables the formation of cities;the differentiation of society into classes based on wealth, power, production, and prestige | |
Leadership Class | ||
First Urban Revolution | ||
Mesopotamia | ||
Nile River Valley | ||
Indus River Valley | ||
Huang He and Wei River Valleys | ||
Mesoamerica | ||
Acropolis | ||
Agora | ||
Site | ||
Forum | ||
Situation | ||
Trade Area | ||
Rank-Size Rule | ||
Central Place Theory | ||
Sunbelt Phenomenon | ||
Functional Zonation | ||
Zone | ||
Central Business District | ||
Central City | ||
Suburb | ||
Suburbinization | ||
Concentric Zone Model | ||
Edge Cities | ||
Urban Realm | ||
Griffin-Ford Model | ||
Disamenity Sector | ||
McGee Model | ||
Shantytowns | ||
Zoning Laws | ||
Redlining | ||
Blockbusting | ||
Commercialization | ||
Gentrification | ||
Tear-Downs | ||
McMansions | ||
Urban Sprawl | ||
New Urbanism | ||
Gated Communities | ||
Informal Economy | ||
World City | ||
Primate City | ||
Spaces of Consumption |