AP Human Geography Unit 6 MCQ Review
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AP Human Geography Unit 6 MCQ Review

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The construction of makeshift housing in a country within the periphery is often the result of what?

  • An increasing number of industrial jobs available in a city without adequate housing (correct)
  • An increasing number of service-sector jobs available only to workers who have been highly educated
  • Government housing projects that were neglected as a result of government corruption
  • Too few schools and an increasing number of informal labor market jobs for children
  • Natural disasters that moved through the area, damaging homes
  • The growth of squatter settlements within urban areas in Latin America can be explained by rapid migration to cities and what?

  • Shortage of working-age individuals
  • Increasing crude birth rate
  • Declining number of urban jobs
  • Lack of enforceable zoning regulations (correct)
  • Presence of immigration regulations
  • Which is the most likely location for low-income migrants to take up residence in urban areas?

  • Public housing complexes
  • Industrial zones
  • The central business district
  • Infills within old neighborhoods
  • The outlying areas (correct)
  • Which of the following would support an explanation of the availability of public services based upon a country's level of development?

    <p>Cities located in semi periphery countries are more able to overcome challenges of providing public services compared to cities in countries of the periphery.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Based on a comparison of commercial space and residential housing, the Burgess concentric zone model best represents which pattern?

    <p>Urban growth in Midwestern cities such as Chicago during the Industrial Era.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Comparing the patterns of commercial space and residential space, which example is the weakest fit for the Burgess concentric zone model?

    <p>Urban areas such as the San Francisco Bay area, where there are multiple centers of employment.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    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!

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