5.1 Chicago, an American city MO
Of which three parts consists an American city?
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Items in this lesson
Of which three parts consists an American city?
Slide 1 - Open question
What is the reason for 'urban sprawl' in Chicago?
A
The ghetto's
B
Mobility
C
Immigration
D
Emigration
Slide 2 - Quiz
The development of ‘black’ and ‘white’ schools and neighbourhoods in the Netherlands is an example of:
A
Social segregation
B
Spacial segregation
C
Integration
D
Segregation
Slide 3 - Quiz
Construction of an American city
Drag the parts to the right place!
Central city
CBD
Suburbs
Slide 4 - Drag question
What is the reason for 'urban sprawl' in Chicago?
A
The ghetto's
B
Mobility
C
Immigration
D
Emigration
Slide 5 - Quiz
True or false
There's segregation in American cities
There's segregation in American cities
A
true
B
False
Slide 6 - Quiz
When someone is moving from a city to the countryside it is called
A
Settlement
B
Urbanisation
C
Suburbanisation
D
Re-urbanisation
Slide 7 - Quiz
Social segregation always goes hand in hand with spatial segregation.
A
True
B
False
Slide 8 - Quiz
Koreatown in New York is an example of...
A
Spatial segregation
B
Social segregation
C
Impoverishment (Verpaupering)
D
a ghetto
Slide 9 - Quiz
The surface of Chicago is
A
3 km x 4 km
B
30 km x 30 km
C
60 km x 120 km
D
30 km x 40 km
Slide 10 - Quiz
There are three reasons that ethnic neighbourhoods continue to exist. Which reason does not belong to these reasons?
A
because of the language
B
there is no discrimination
C
there are no opportunities for a good job
D
there are no opportunities to buy a house in another area because of a low income
Slide 11 - Quiz
What is the other name for city centre?
Slide 12 - Open question
What is the therm for a poor ethnic neighboorhood with a poor quality of life?
