SOSC 1731 Midterm: Summarizer Duties Module 3- 2049.docx

• School: York University
• Department: Social Science
• Course: SOSC 1731
• Professor: Lewis Code

Document Summary

Introduction: social, economic, and political processes affect the internal structure of urban places, with economic factors affecting it the most, economic forces impact the response for social and political factors in an urban place, technology is a major contributor to social, economic, and political development which results in a major growth in urban places. The economic, social, and political choices made are what contribute to the growth of toronto and its structure of today: example #2: the evolution of yonge street (cid:224) yonge street has contributed as a main factor in locating the city core of toronto and the important centers located nearby, as well as affecting factors of urban structure such as the routing of the subway line, each phase of development builds upon the urban form of the past, from a major economic or technological change, the shift in urban communities in regards to wealthier residents and increasing property values and redevelopment doesn"t happen from scratch necessarily.