Spatial Inequality Review

This word is used when money and resources are not spread out evenly in an area.

• literacy rate

• GDP

• rural

• spatial inequality

The size of Mexico City has

• grown a large amount

• grown a small amount

• stayed the small

• gotten smaller

Who is the poorest population in Mexico City?

• estate owners

• government officials

• maids, gardeners

• recent migrants

The "have nots" make up how much of Mexico City's population?

• none

• majority

• half

• few

If I lived in a tenement I would be a member of the

• upper class

• working poor

• middle class

• farmers

If I lived in an estate, I would be a member of the

• upper class

• working poor

• middle class

• farmer

If I live in an apartment or house and can afford some luxuries, I am a member of the

• upper class

• working poor

• middle class

• farmer

What does the standard of living tell about a population?

• how much money the rich have

• overall population

• who can read and write

• overall comfort and well-being

Urbanization is

• growth of the rural population

• movement from rural to cities

• movement from cities to rural

• decline in population

Commercial farmers have an advantage over subsistence farmers because...

• they live in small villages and grow little crops

• they have more money and can produce more

• they own tenements and slums

• they own most of the mountainous land