Notable Geographers AP Human Geography Directions: For the quiz you should be able to identify the following models by their descriptions, names and individuals responsible (if appropriate). Bid-Rent Theory Multiple Nuclei Model (C. Harris & Ullman) Boserup Hypothesis Neocolonialism Central Place Theory (Walter Christaller) Organic Theory of Nations (Friedrich Ratzel) Concentric Zone (E. Burgess) Peripheral Model Demographic Transition Model Possibilism (Vidai de la Blanche) Environmental Determinism (E. Huntington) Primate City Model (M. Jefferson) Epidemiologic Transition Model Rank-Size Rule Evolution of American Metropolis (John Borchert) Rimland Theory (Spykman) Gravity Model Sea Power Theory (Mahan) Heartland Theory (MacKinder) Sector Model (H. Hoyt) Laws of Migration (Ravenstein) Technopoles (M. Castella & P. Hall) Least-Cost Theory/Location of Industry (A. Weber) Von Thunen Model Malthus’ Theory of Population Growth World Systems/Core-Periphery Model (Wallerstein) Medical Geography/Epidemiologist (John Snow) Urban Realms Model (Vance) Stages of Economic Growth (W.W. Rostow) Notable Geographers AP Human Geography Directions: For the quiz you should be able to identify the following models by descriptions, names and individuals responsible (if appropriate). Bid-Rent Theory Multiple Nuclei Model (C. Harris & Ullman) Boserup Hypothesis Neocolonialism Central Place Theory (Walter Christaller) Organic Theory of Nations (Friedrich Ratzel) Concentric Zone Model (E. Burgess) Peripheral Model Demographic Transition Model Possibilism (Vidai de la Blanche) Environmental Determinism (E. Huntington) Primate City Model (M. Jefferson) Epidemiologic Transition Model Rank-Size Rule Evolution of American Metropolis (John Borchert) Rimland Theory (Spykman) Gravity Model Sea Power Theory (Mahan) Heartland Theory (MacKinder) Sector Model (H. Hoyt) Laws of Migration (Ravenstein) Technopoles (M. Castella & P. Hall) Least-Cost Theory/Location of Industry (A. Weber) Von Thunen Malthus’ Theory of Population Growth World Systems/Core-Periphery Model (Wallerstein) Medical Geography/Epidemiologist (John Snow) Urban Realms Model (Vance) Stages of Economic Growth (W.W. Rostow)
Notable Geographers AP Human Geography Directions: For the quiz you should be able to identify the following models by their descriptions, names and individuals responsible (if appropriate). Bid-Rent Theory Boserup Hypothesis Central Place Theory (Walter Christaller) Concentric Zone (E. Burgess) Demographic Transition Model Environmental Determinism (E. Huntington) Epidemiologic Transition Model Evolution of American Metropolis (John Borchert) Gravity Model Heartland Theory (MacKinder) Laws of Migration (Ravenstein) Least-Cost Theory/Location of Industry (A. Weber) Malthus’ Theory of Population Growth Medical Geography/Epidemiologist (John Snow) Stages of Economic Growth (W.W. Rostow) Multiple Nuclei Model (C. Harris & Ullman) Neocolonialism Organic Theory of Nations (Friedrich Ratzel) Peripheral Model Possibilism (Vidai de la Blanche) Primate City Model (M. Jefferson) Rank-Size Rule Rimland Theory (Spykman) Sea Power Theory (Mahan) Sector Model (H. Hoyt) Technopoles (M. Castella & P. Hall) Von Thunen Model World Systems/Core-Periphery Model (Wallerstein) Urban Realms Model (Vance) Notable Geographers AP Human Geography Directions: For the quiz you should be able to identify the following models by descriptions, names and individuals responsible (if appropriate). Bid-Rent Theory Boserup Hypothesis Central Place Theory (Walter Christaller) Concentric Zone Model (E. Burgess) Demographic Transition Model Environmental Determinism (E. Huntington) Epidemiologic Transition Model Evolution of American Metropolis (John Borchert) Gravity Model Heartland Theory (MacKinder) Laws of Migration (Ravenstein) Least-Cost Theory/Location of Industry (A. Weber) Malthus’ Theory of Population Growth Medical Geography/Epidemiologist (John Snow) Stages of Economic Growth (W.W. Rostow) Multiple Nuclei Model (C. Harris & Ullman) Neocolonialism Organic Theory of Nations (Friedrich Ratzel) Peripheral Model Possibilism (Vidai de la Blanche) Primate City Model (M. Jefferson) Rank-Size Rule Rimland Theory (Spykman) Sea Power Theory (Mahan) Sector Model (H. Hoyt) Technopoles (M. Castella & P. Hall) Von Thunen World Systems/Core-Periphery Model (Wallerstein) Urban Realms Model (Vance)
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