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David Harvey differs from most social scientists in that, in addition to describing and analyzing ...

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David Harvey calls Baltimore a "developer's utopia," referring to its Inner Harbor renewal, the ...

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Boyer and Hayden suggest that the historical past revealed in structures and buildings often ...

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What are the principles underlying Howard's Garden City movement?

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Explain Burnham's City Beautiful movement.

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Robert Moses's controversial Cross-Bronx Expressway helped to revitalize and rebuild an economically ...

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Geographers, sociologists, architects, and urban planners all agree that the physical environment of ...

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For Jane Jacobs, the essential quality of urban life is seen in its diversity.

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William H. Whyte refers to the linked ideas of Le Corbusier and Robert Moses as

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Which of the following best captures the essence of Frank Lloyd Wright's Broadacre City?

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The proposed "greenbelt towns" of the 1930s included elements of the Garden City movement such as ...

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The Futurama exhibit created by General Motors for the 1939-40 New York World's Fair presented a ...

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The Cross-Bronx Expressway, one of Robert Moses's major projects,

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The City Beautiful movement aimed to improve city life by enhancing civic design, based on their ...

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Robert Moses had great power in New York City because of

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Mumford believed that Le Corbusier integrated two dominating conceptions of early 20th-century ...

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Leonard Reissman argues that, because urban visionaries often do not completely acknowledge the ...

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Le Corbusier's vision of the city was of

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Jane Jacobs emphasized the importance of

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Hutter suggests that the importance of the White City was that it

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Hutter suggests that it is useful to study the ideas of city planners and urban visionaries

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Howard's main goal in developing the Garden City movement was to find a way to

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Frank Lloyd Wright's Broadacre City represents his rejection of what he saw as a(n)

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Edmund N. Bacon was similar to Robert Moses and Le Corbusier in his view of the

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Bacon differed from Moses and other post-World War II urban planners in which of the following ways?

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