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mercantile city (pre - 1840):
cities before 1840 were _________ _____________ |
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mercantile city (pre - 1840):
transportation in the mercantile city was mainly _________ _______ |
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| what were the dates for the mercantile city? |
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mercantile city (pre - 1840):
4 common things about the mercantile city |
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1)wealthiest people live in the central city
2) neighborhoods are separated by occupation and to a lesser degree social status
3) poorest got moved to fringes of cities
4) walkable |
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| what were the dates for the trnsitional city? |
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transitional city (1840-1875):
when did rural to urban migration happen? |
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| during the trnsitional city |
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transitional city (1840-1875):
prime real estate was bought by _________ during the transitional city |
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transitional city (1840-1875):
omni-bus |
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| horse drawn trolley that went 6mph |
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transitional city (1840-1875):
how much did a roundtrip ride on the omnibus cost? |
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transitional city (1840-1875):
what was a major problem for the omni bus? |
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| when did the industrial city happen? |
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industrial city (1875-1920):
period of continued growth in the _________ and ________________ |
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| economy; city populations |
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industrial city (1875-1920):
prime locations in cites are the ___________ _____________ |
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industrial city (1875-1920):
start to see the movement of |
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| wealthy people to outside of the city |
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industrial city (1875-1920):
what happens for the first time? |
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industrial city (1875-1920):
what was the first zoning for? |
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| keep poor people out of middle class neighborhoods |
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industrial city (1875-1920):
use of street ________ |
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industrial city (1875-1920):
street cars open up the suburbs to the |
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industrial city (1875-1920):
what do street cars create? |
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suburban infill (1920-1945):
beginnings of _______ _______ |
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suburban infill (1920-1945):
what caused suburban sprawl |
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| the rise of the automobile |
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suburban infill (1920-1945):
planned ________ begin |
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Freeways and Metropolitan Sprawl (1945-1972):
returning men from the war come home and dont care |
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Freeways and Metropolitan Sprawl (1945-1972):
movement to diffenernt places for the first time. in particular |
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Freeways and Metropolitan Sprawl (1945-1972):
saw the decline of the |
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Post-suburban development (1972-present):
continued decline of the |
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Post-suburban development (1972-present):
edge city - |
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| suburban concentration of residences business and shopping |
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Post-suburban development (1972-present):
stealth cities |
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| suburban areas growing at a faster rate but are part of a larger metro area aka boom burbs |
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