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TIME’S UP! LET’S SEE HOW YOU DID! Model Review TIME’S UP! LET’S SEE HOW YOU DID!

1) Demographic Transition STAGE GROWTH ECONOMY 2 3 4 Very low Mostly Primary(agriculture) Very high Moving from agriculture to Industry Moderate Increasingly urbanized, industrial Low (ZPG) Tertiary (Service) Economy

2)What model is Rostow responsible for? Answer: Rostow’s Model of Development (based on comparative advantage) Write down the stages that you remember: 1 – Primary Economy 2 – Elite group begins it 3 – Takeoff (few industries really grow) 4 – Drive to Maturity 5 – Mass Consumption (Tertiary Sector)

3) What was Thomas Malthus innovative “prediction”. ANS: Population would out-grow food resources. Was he right? Why? Not technically because population did not grow as much as he thought it would and food grew more (green revolution) BUT Neo-Malthusians would disagree.

4 a. What model is this? Von Thunen’s Model of Commercial Agriculture b.What 2 factors is it based on? Cost of Land Cost of Transportation

5) a. What is the name of this city model? ______________________ Burgess Concentric Zone Model b. What American City were all of the city model’s based on? CHICAGO!

6) What city model is this? ___________________________ Hoyt Sector Model

7) What City Model is this? ___________________________ Harris Multiple Nuclei Model What is the big difference between this model and the previous 2? ______________________________________________________ MULTIPLE NODES/CENTERS

8) What is this a Model of? _______________ SOUTH AMERICAN CITY

9) a.What is this model called? _________________________ Harris PERIPHERAL MODEL OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT (AKA Galactic City Model) EDGE b. A City located here or here would be called a ______________ city!

Heartland/Rimland Theory or ShatterbeltTheory 10) What political model is this? Goes by two names! Write them on your paper! Heartland/Rimland Theory or ShatterbeltTheory

AP Test Here We Come!!! ! THE END!