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a very large, heavily populated city or urban complex. an example of this is urbanized northeastern seaboard of the US, extending from Boston to Washington D.C.
What are some other examples of Megalopolis?

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a collection of metropolitan and micopolitan areas next to each other
Example: Chicago and its surrounding suburbs
-lily m and khaled

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Definition: A human settlement with high population density and infrastructure of built environment
Example: Chicago
What is a urbanized area?

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Identity with a group of people who came from a common ancestor. Examples: African american, Native american, Caucasian. What is the difference between race and ethnicity?

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Individuals who are forced to move from their home country , and fear returning for the can face death because of their race, religion, nationality ,premiership in social group or political opinion.
Ex: Syrian people forced to leave their country
Q: What is a person called , who is forced to leave their country due to the persecution of their people and or morals.

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An idea delineated by the U.S Bureau of census for which statistics are published. Contains approximately 5,000 residents and correspond, where possible, to neighborhood boundaries. Examples of the info they publish are numbers of nonwhites, % of adults who finished high school, etc.
Q: How can urban areas be summarized into characteristics?

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A limit on the number of immigrants who can enter a country each year.
example: quota act of 1921
Q: what did the quota act basically do

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Definition: The spread of a feature or trend from one key person or node of authority or power to other persons or places.
Example: People following famous trend that famous people wear like basketball player jerseys.
Question: Is the spread of religions through conquest and ruling an example of hierarchical diffusion?

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A house owned by the government and rented out to people with lower income and they only have to pay 30% of the families income.
example The projects
How do people of lower income have enough money to shelter themselves and their family.

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Counties or county that has once core urbanized area with at least 10,000 people, but less than 50,000. An example would be Key West  Florida.
An area with 25,000 would be considered as what?

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Diffusion the spread of a feature from one place to another over time.
The spread of a religion from a country can be classified as?
The spread of Buddhism from India to other parts of Asia and other parts all over the world is an example of diffusion.
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Ethnicity                                Ethnicity is the identity a group of people have according to physical and mental traits, which result from common hereditary and tradition

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Ethnicity                                Ethnicity is the identity a group of people have according to physical and mental traits, which result from common hereditary and tradition

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Ex. Ethnicity is usually inherited so a person coming from mexico is Hispanic.                     Question- what is the identity in which a person identifies due to mental and physical traits acquired from tradition and common hereditary?

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a model that represents a city that contains multiple nuclei and this most closely represents complicated cities today
real world example: Los Angeles because it does not contain one specific area designated to the central business district
Q: Who created this model and when?
A: Chauncy Harris in 1945
-lily m and khaled

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Created by E. W. Burgess, a city grows outward from a central area of concentric rings, like the growth rings of a tree
ex.The precise size and width of the rings vary from one city to another, but the same basic types of rings appear in all cities in the same order
Q:What model has a CBD in the middle and as expands
A: As it grows out the zones become more higher class.
Kendall and Kaylie

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a person with temporary to work in another country. An example of this would be the many people going to Europe to work.Most guest workers end up working Europe, which is why this picture is here.
what is a problem that could occur with  guest workers?

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Movement from one location to the other
ex: migrations, circulation, etc.
What is another word for migration that also includes short term?

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The process in which there is an improvement/renovation to a house or district so that it benefits the middle class's preference's.

Ex. Taking a home, that is located in a lower class district and spending money to make it look more appealing.                     Question-What is one way a middle class person can save money regarding When choosing their home?

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The spread of an idea through the movement of people from one location to another
An example could be when fashion trends spark up in popular cities such as Paris and spreads to other cities such as New York or London.

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The arts of human attachment
ex. Africa is home to many tribes, ethnic and social groups
Q: How do culture affect other countries?
Kendall

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Definition: Permanent movement   compelled usually by cultural factors.
Examples: Refugees move from wars to seek safety and many of these wars are related to ethnic boundaries so they have to be forcefully moved to safety.
Question: If you are pulled to other places due to good job opportunities and there are bad opportunities near you, would that be considered forced migration.

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An urban area where many people live and work. Example: Chicago, Plainfield. What are some reasons people will go to a city?

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Sprawl is the development of new housing sites at low density locations that are not near the existing built up area.What happens when new housing is created within areas of low density, away from other areas?

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Definition: The movement from one part of something to another.
Example: Someone moving out of Mexico to go live in the U.S.
What is called when someone moves  to a different country.

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An urban area has a high population density with a built up environment and community, and is very developed. An example of an urban area would be New York.
If an urban area were to fall or collapse, what do you think would happen?

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Inner city residents who face economic and social struggles. Some of these being illiteracy, unemployment, alcoholism, crime and substance abuse.
These factors lead to an unending cycle that these people are trapped in an unending cycle.

what is this most comparable to internationally?

India's Caste System.

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An area within a city in which people legally establish residences on land they don't own or rent and erect homemade structures. 85% in Addis Ababa and Ethiopia.
Q: Where do a large percentage of poor immigrants in LDC's in urban areas live?

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the process of leaving an area

real world example: person moving to Europe from Mexico
Q: What is the opposite of immigration?
A: emigration
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The migration to a new location
Ex: Families crossing the border from Mexico to the United States.
Q: What is it called when a family moves from one area, to another area long term is known as?

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Culture traditionally practiced by a small, homogeneous, rural group living in relative isolation from other groups.Example: Tribal groups in Africa. Buddhism, Islam, Amish. What is the biggest threat to folk culture?

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A negative aspect of ones home place causing them to emigrate somewhere else.

Example: one might leave due to job opportunities, religious beliefs, political views, etc.
What is the reason for people emigrating.
Thalia A.

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An area that has offices and services in it which is located around the edge of an urban area.
An example of an edge city could be Naperville.

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Definition: Culture found in a large, heterogeneous society that shares certain habits despite differences in other personal characteristics.

Examples: Listening to popular music like rap, wearing popular clothe brands like Nike. Playing video games and watching movies at theaters are also part of popular culture. If you live in an MDC, they usually have fairly diverse demographics and for the most part participate in activities that are globally diffused. Social media is also a great example, due to its rapid diffusion from technology.
Question: Does popular culture pull people together or apart?Examples

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definition-an area of open land around a city, where building is restricted.  an example of greenbelt is the European green belt found in mainland Europe.
what are the benefits of having a greenbelt in a city?

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The central business district is basically the center of the city with high/multi-story buildings, expensive land values, and shops and department stores. An example of a CBD would be ChicagoCould a CBD grow in an LDC like it would in an MDC?

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DEF: large- scale emigration by talented and smart people who usually originate from LDCs and move to MDCs

EX: a real life example of this phenomenon would be Japan technical experts leaving to better growing businesses in South Korea, China, and other Asian rival countries.

Q: if 40% of India's healthcare experts were suddenly drawn to Europe because of economical pull factors would this be a case of brain drain or guest working?

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A taboo can be defined as something that is prohibited or restricted by a social custom.
ex: Muslims are not allowed to eat pork.
Q: Name some examples of taboos that are well known?

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An area where it is more difficult to buy good quality or affordable food.                                                     Ex. When hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, LA had a lack of healthy foods in their poorest communities
Q: How do they affect a persons family?
A: Food deserts affect families by not giving them enough food or the resources they need to grow a family.
Kendall

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The process of legally adding land area to a city. The city of Chicago expanded from 26 square kilometers (10 square miles) in 1837 to 492 kilometers (190 square miles) in 1900.
Q: What do peripheral residents desire for their city?
A: Annexation because it improves services such as water supply, trash pickup,public transportation, etc.

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A process in which immigrants from a specific area migrate to a specific area where people of the same  culture exist/also migrated to
Real world example: Chinatown in Chicago
Q: Asians moved in groups to California, this is an example of what?
A: chain migration
-Lily M

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The process where lines are drawn on a map, and banks refuse to give loans to areas within the boundaries
Ex: Chicago's areas with lower income have experienced redlining.
Q: A certain area that is refused to be given loans because it lies within certain boundaries, what is this process called?

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Definition: Something that attracts people to go live in a certain place.
Example: Good weather conditions
what causes people to go live specific areas?

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People of middle class leaving their homes and being replaced with lower class people.          Real life example: An apartment building which once housed exclusively middle class but those residents are replaced with lower class causing the building to lose value, this can be seen in major cities when white flight happened.

What process serves as a result of middle class individuals leaving their homes and the building losing value.

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Smart growth are the rules to limit suburban sprawl and preserve farmland.

What is the importance in the preservation of farmland  and limitation of  suburban sprawl?