GGR124H1 Lecture 3: Lecture 3 Notes
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Middle period urbanization 5th 17th century ad. Why: decrease in spatial interaction after roman empire fell, disruption of urban and rural interaction. Increased isolation: over time, commerce expanded function of the city mercantilism www. notesolution. com. I ndustrial and post-i ndustrial urbanization 18th century present: most significant urbanization occurred after industrial revolution mid. 1700s onwards: 19th century cities where places of population concentration, great britain had the most urbanized population in the 1900s, cities became more specialized as a result of market forces. North american urbanization: related to the colonization by spanish, french, and english, earliest settlements during spanish occupation in south west (i. e. texas, North american urban system: phases shaped size and location of cities, in addition to their internal structure, phases relate urban change to advances in technology, especially transportation. Stage 1: 1970 1830 f rontier mercantilism: 1790 was first us census, most important urban places were on atlantic coast (nyc, philadelphia,
