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Question of the Day – 4.24.15 Match the model with the person(s) who originated it and supply the basic premise of each of the THREE classic models of.

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1 Question of the Day – 4.24.15 Match the model with the person(s) who originated it and supply the basic premise of each of the THREE classic models of North America urban land use. ____ Concentric Zone Model ____ Sector Model ____ Multiple Nuclei Model a. Homer Hoyt b. Chauncy Harris and Edward Ullman c. Earnest Burgess

2 FRIDAY – 4.24.15 UNIT 7 – Cities and Urban Land Use Unit Seven – Wood Chapter 9 - Fouberg Session 7 Field Study – Lap Tops

3 UNIT 7 – Cities and Urban Land Use Upcoming Important Dates Tuesday, April 28 Work Day Thursday, April 30 Session 8 Introduce Final Exam DUE Monday, May 4 Field Study – (typed or hand written with hand drawn map) Unit 7 Vocabulary (217-218) Unit 7 Multiple Choice (219-224) Unit 7 Free-Response Practice (225) Wednesday, May 6 Unit 7 EXAM Make sure you are ready to answer a question about Primate Cities and Rank-Size Rule

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