Urban Models and Theories

The video reviews seven urban models essential for AP Human Geography, starting with the Bid Rent Theory, which explains land use patterns based on proximity to the CBD. It covers the Burgess Concentric Model, Hoyt Sector Model, Multiple Nuclei Model, Galactic Model, Latin American City Model, Sub-Saharan African City Model, and Southeast Asian City Model, highlighting their unique characteristics and historical influences. The video emphasizes the impact of transportation, economic activities, and colonization on urban development.

What does the Bid Rent Theory explain about land value and usage?

• Land value increases as you move away from the CBD.

• Land value decreases as you move away from the CBD.

• Land usage remains constant regardless of distance from the CBD.

• Land value is highest in residential zones.

According to the Bid Rent Theory, where are large apartment buildings most likely to be found?

• In industrial zones

• In rural areas

• Near the CBD

• In the suburbs

Which model is based on the city of Chicago in the 1920s?

• Burgess Concentric Model

• Galactic Model

• Hoyt Sector Model

• Multiple Nuclei Model

In the Burgess Concentric Model, where are lower-income residents typically found?

• In the better residence zone

• In the commuter zone

• In the CBD

• In the zone of transition

What is a key feature of the Hoyt Sector Model?

• A focus on manufacturing

• Development in sectors or wedges

• Multiple CBDs

• A central plaza

Which model includes multiple CBDs?

• Burgess Concentric Model

• Hoyt Sector Model

• Galactic Model

• Multiple Nuclei Model

What does the Galactic Model emphasize?

• Agricultural-based economy

• Manufacturing-based economy

• Service-based economy

• Mining-based economy

What is a characteristic feature of the Latin American City Model?

• Development in sectors or wedges

• Multiple CBDs

• A central plaza or square

• A focus on manufacturing

In the Sub-Saharan African City Model, what is the colonial CBD known for?

• Modern architecture

• Colonial architecture

• High-rise buildings

• Industrial zones

What is unique about the Southeast Asian City Model?

• It focuses on agricultural production.

• It has multiple CBDs.

• It is based around a port.

• It has a traditional CBD.