Evolution of Geographic Theories and Ideas Answers

Analyze the image below and answer the question that follows. In Burgess's model of human settlement, the wealthy would live in the residential district marked by ring _____ on the image above because they would have greater access to transportation.

The von Thunen model of human settlement is outdated because it does not address modern transportation and city infrastructure. Please select the best answer from the choices provided

The theory of __________ states that succeeding stages of human inhabitation can affect a site over time.

Analyze the image below and answer the question that follows. In von Thunen's model of human settlement, perishable items like fruit and milk would be produced in ring _____ on the chart above because they need to get to market quickly.

Which of the following statements about von Thunen’s theory of human settlement is true?

Modern-day Mexico City sits on the site that was once Lake Texcoco, home of the Aztec civilization. This change is an example of __________.

Analyze the image below and answer the question that follows. In Hoyt’s model of human settlement, factories and upper-class residential areas radiate from the center of the city along __________.

Analyze the images below and answer the question that follows. Photos by National Museum of American History Courtesy of Smithsonian Institution, Currier & Ives, Dorothea Lange, and the US Army Corps of Engineers When studying the Calumet region of Illinois and Indiana, Alfred Meyer noted four stages of development as new groups occupied this land. In stage 1, __________, Native American communities made use of natural resources.

In Carl Sauer’s theory, the __________ is influenced by the site and the culture of the groups that occupy it.

Analyze the image below and answer the question that follows. Photos by National Museum of American History Courtesy of Smithsonian Institution, Currier & Ives, Dorothea Lange, and the US Army Corps of Engineers When studying the Calumet region of Illinois and Indiana, Alfred Meyer noted four stages of development as new groups occupied this land. In stage 4, __________, new cities spread across new territory and grew toward one another.