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[DOCX File]AP Human Geography Models & Theories
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Sector Model (1939): improvements in transportation made the Burgess Model more obsolete. Hoyt observed that zones expanded outward from the city center along electric trolley lines, railroads, highways, and other transportation arteries ; wedge-shaped patterns -- or sectors -- emanating from the CBD and centered on major transportation routes ...
[DOC File]AP Human Geography Models & Theories
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Burgess's work is based on . bid rent … the amount that people will pay for the land (e.g., wealthier families tended to live much further away from the CBD; could afford automobiles).--Sector Model (Hoyt) Sector Model (1939): improvements in transportation made the Burgess Model more obsolete.
[DOC File]Nature and Perspectives of Geography
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Concentric Zone Model E. Burgess; 1923; a generalized model of urban growth and land use that varies slightly from the Sector Model. A city grows outward in a series of rings from the CBD (the 1st zone). The 2nd ring, around the CBD, is called the Zone of Transition (industry, poor housing); the 3rd ring is called the Zone of Working-Class ...
[DOCX File]APHG - LPS
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Central-Place Theory (Model)(12) E. W. Burgess(13) Walter Christaller(13) Concentric Zone Model(13) Sector Model(13) Homer Hoyt(13) Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman(13) Author: LPS Lincoln Public Schools Created Date: 05/07/2015 09:07:00 Title: APHG Last modified by: LPS LPS Company:
[DOC File]Ap Human Geography Final Exam Study Guide
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A general model that cities are based upon that Burgess developed in 1925 . The plan of a city (urban planner) may be based on the concentric zone model. Relates the distance to the city to how wealthy a family is. The wealthier you are the bigger land you have and the farther away from the city you are.
[DOC File]What is a model - APHG & AP Psych
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AKA Burgess model. Structural model of the American central city that suggests the existence of five concentric land-use rings arranged around a common center. Based on 1920’s Chicago. Oldest urban land use model. Outdated. Center is CBD (central business district), which is divided into financial, retail, ect.
[DOC File]Compare and contrast the Concentric, Sector and Multiple ...
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Assumptions of Burgess, Hoyt, and Harris and Ullman’s models of. urban. structure in common. ... Instead, a fused model, in which elements of all three models are present, is more applicable to a modern metropolitan city. In the fused model, there are a central core and several other business districts around which concentric zones develop. ...
[DOCX File]AP Human Geo Ch 9 Urban Geo Reader’s Notes
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In Burgess’ concentric zone model, the zone of transition (2) became _____. Answer: 37. What model did Harris and Ullman propose that recognizes that the CBD was losing its dominant position? Answer: 38. Define the term “edge city.” (From your textbook-not the internet)
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