Rhian Sterling, 1st

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Across
  1. 2. An interdependent set of cities within a region (Chp. 18, CC)
  2. 6. Characterized by poverty, lack of infrastructure, and areas of poorly built housing (Chp. 19, IDK)
  3. 10. Describes one way in which the size of cities within a region may develop (Chp. 18, IDK)
  4. 12. Cities that exert influence beyond their national boundaries (Chp. 18, CC)
  5. 15. Describes urban growth based on transportation technology (Chp. 18 IDK)
  6. 17. People who face hardships that contribute to their poverty (Chp. 20, CC)
  7. 20. Cities that merged into a single, uninterrupted area (Chp. 18, IDK)
  8. 21. The idea that portions of an urban area-regions or zones within the city-have specific and distinct purposes (Chp. 19, IDK)
  9. 23. The shape in which people would be farther from the central place and there would be overlapping areas of service, a compromise of a square and circle (Chp. 18, IDK)
  10. 24. Describes how different types of land use and housing were all located near the CBD early in a city's history (Chp. 19, CC)
  11. 28. Describe the spread of U.S cities outward from the the CBD to the suburbs, leaving a declining inner city (Chp. 19, IDK)
  12. 29. The distance people travel to obtain specific goods or services (Chp. 18, CC)
  13. 30. Areas not connected to city services and are under the control of drug lords and gangs (Chp. 19, CC)
Down
  1. 1. Where new residents can be close to religious institutions, stores w/familiar food, and friends & relatives who speak their language (Chp. 20, IDK)
  2. 3. Streets lined with tall buildings (Chp. 20, IDK)
  3. 4. The world's largest cities and typically have more than ten thousand people (Chp. 18, CC)
  4. 5. In the more developed countries, the informal economy operates as this (Chp. 20, IDK)
  5. 7. Alleviates the problems of public housing (Chp. 20, IDK)
  6. 8. A portion of a city warmer than surrounding regions (Chp. 20, IDK)
  7. 9. Neighborhoods where extreme poverty homelessness, and lawlessness are common (Chp. 19, IDK)
  8. 11. The portion of the economy that's not taxed, regulated, or managed by the government (Chp. 20, IDK)
  9. 13. a way of living that reflects a lack of income and accumulated wealth (Chp. 20, CC)
  10. 14. The rapid spread of development outward from the inner city (Chp. 20, CC)
  11. 16. The size of population necessary for any particular service to exist and remain profitable (Chp. 18, CC)
  12. 18. Developed to explain the distribution of cities of different sizes across a region (Chp. 18, CC)
  13. 19. Describe a city as a series of rings that surrounds a central business district (Chp. 19, CC)
  14. 22. Traditional outdoor markets or covered bazaars (Chp. 19, IDK)
  15. 25. Describes sectors of land use for low, medium, and high income housing (Chp. 19, CC)
  16. 26. Developers purchase land beyond the periphery of the city's built-up area (Chp. 20, IDK)
  17. 27. Also known as the Concentric Zone Model (Chp. 19, CC)