History of the American City Terms

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Across
  1. 7. To live in a(n) ______ is to live in an area between a urban and rural environment.
  2. 9. To see the city from an elevated point - often related to power…
  3. 10. Available through departments such as the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development…
  4. 12. To live in the country, was to live in a(n) _______ environment.
  5. 14. The removal of advanced social and/or economic change from a society. ..
  6. 16. It is important that large cities are engineered to have large roads to prevent _____ as a result from overpopulation.
  7. 18. The science of creating a map based off of the lands physical features…
Down
  1. 1. A cities ability to manage the law based on their own discretion…
  2. 2. The distribution of power from one primary source, to lesser power sources…
  3. 3. The center of a city, usually most prone to crime…
  4. 4. Power given to one source, as opposed to having power in various locations…
  5. 5. To restore broken-down neighborhoods in an attempt to attract new residences and increase property value is…
  6. 6. After a city has shifted their focus from industrialism and the economy, towards knowledge and specialization…
  7. 8. As discussed by Schulz, engineers often help the environment and combat…
  8. 11. This program provides individuals with public housing…
  9. 13. Transportation technology had to develop quickly in large cities to keep up with the various needs of…
  10. 15. To live in the city, was to live in a(n) _______ environment.
  11. 17. This program assists individuals with mortgages and loans when purchasing a home…
  12. 19. The science of studying the differences in elevation of the land…
  13. 20. An area that has not yet been charted and remains undiscovered…