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The construction of makeshift housing in a country within the periphery is often the result of what?
The construction of makeshift housing in a country within the periphery is often the result of what?
The growth of squatter settlements within urban areas in Latin America can be explained by rapid migration to cities and what?
The growth of squatter settlements within urban areas in Latin America can be explained by rapid migration to cities and what?
Which is the most likely location for low-income migrants to take up residence in urban areas?
Which is the most likely location for low-income migrants to take up residence in urban areas?
Which of the following would support an explanation of the availability of public services based upon a country's level of development?
Which of the following would support an explanation of the availability of public services based upon a country's level of development?
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Based on a comparison of commercial space and residential housing, the Burgess concentric zone model best represents which pattern?
Based on a comparison of commercial space and residential housing, the Burgess concentric zone model best represents which pattern?
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Comparing the patterns of commercial space and residential space, which example is the weakest fit for the Burgess concentric zone model?
Comparing the patterns of commercial space and residential space, which example is the weakest fit for the Burgess concentric zone model?
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Study Notes
Makeshift Housing
- Makeshift housing often arises in peripheral countries due to industrial job growth in cities that lack sufficient housing options.
Squatter Settlements
- Rapid urban migration in Latin America leads to squatter settlements, largely influenced by the absence of enforceable zoning regulations.
Low-Income Migrant Residence
- Low-income migrants are most likely to settle in outlying areas of urban zones, rather than central business districts or industrial zones.
Public Services and Development
- Public service availability correlates with a country's level of development, with cities in semi-periphery countries better equipped to provide services than those in peripheral countries.
Burgess Concentric Zone Model
- The model reflects urban development in Midwestern cities like Chicago during the Industrial Era, characterized by suburban growth rings around a single central business district.
Weak Fit for Burgess Model
- The weakest example for the Burgess concentric zone model includes urban regions with multiple employment centers and varied high-income residential areas, such as the San Francisco Bay area.
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Test your knowledge on Unit 6 of AP Human Geography with this multiple-choice quiz. It covers key concepts such as urbanization, housing issues, and informal labor in developing countries. Get ready to reinforce your understanding and ace your AP exam!
