Metropolises & Their Inhabitants Flashcards
(22 cards)
Metropolis
Large, densely populated urban area
Population Density
Number of people per unit area
Urban Infrastructure
Structures and facilities for city operation
Cultural Diversity
Variety of cultural/ethnic groups in a city
Sustainability
Maintaining healthy urban environments for future use.
Public Transport
City’s transportation systems for public use
Landmarks
Recognizable features defining a city
A metropolis is often a center for ___________.
Economic, political, and cultural activities
High ___________ indicates a crowded city.
Population density
Planning for ___________ is key for future cities.
Sustainability
___________ helps organize urban living spaces.
Urban planning
Buses and subways are examples of ___________.
Public transport
The Eiffel Tower is a ___________ in Paris.
Landmark
___________ often have higher living costs.
Metropolises
Museums and theaters contribute to a city’s ___________.
Cultural diversity
CBD
Central Business District
Commercial Zones
Areas designated for business and trade
Industrial Zones
Areas for manufacturing and industrial activities
Residential Zones
Areas designated for housing
Suburbs are typically ___________ than the city center.
Less dense
___________ usually have more green spaces.
Suburbs
The ___________ is often the most developed part of a city.
CBD (Central Business District)
