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AP HUMAN GEOGRAPHY CH. 21n 17o CLASS NOTES Civilization and Urbanization
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The Beginning of State Formation… (You should know this story by now.) Nomadic (H-G) settle into small villages (1 st Ag. Rev.) Work specialization Classes develop, status in society Villages incorporate to larger cities under central authority (CORE) Begins formation of state
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Urbanization and State Formation Transforms egalitarian (equal) societies into stratified (layers of classes, jobs), specialized ones Why? How is Urbanization distributed around globe today?
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The Fertile Crescent (Mesopotamia) FORMATIVE ERA – (5000 BCE – 2000 BCE) Development of “states” and “urbanization” Mesopotamia, Nile River (Egypt), Indus River (India) “City” becomes focus of state planning must flow into city (C-P / Von Thunen)
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Diffusion Patterns
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Functions of the City? Religious Centers Government Centers (Services) Educational Centers Economic / Trade Centers Cultural / Social Centers Protection Center
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How do Populations / Cities Diffuse? Trade Routes Rise and Decline of Civilizations / Empires Mediterranean Sea Egypt, Greece, Rome
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Empire of Alexander the Great (Diffusion Type?)
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Hail Caesar!
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Why Empires Decline / Fail…? Trade and Transport networks break down Misrule, corruption, external attack, revolt Social Order breaks down – hard to control foreign peoples
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City Classifications – Gideon Sjoberg Cities are products of their societies 1. Folk-Preliterate (agricultural settlement) 2. Feudal (Status of houses {manor}) 3. Pre-Industrial (architecture and arts influence on religious / gov’t buildings) 4. Urban-Industrial (high rise / econ. & financial takeover of city core)
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Classic Urban Banana – London to Japan
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Modern City – Marked by elaborate road construction leading to suburbanization Postmodernism – Modern styles contrasting with older historical roots
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