Urbanization
The Population of the greater Mexico City
What is 21.3 Million
These people are the poorest people living in Mexico City
Who are the "Have Nots"
The tribe of people that were living in Mexico before Spanish settlement
Who are the Aztecs
The movement of large numbers of people
What is Immigration
This form of economy was the backbone of Mexico
(Hint: It was the same for the United States)
What is Agriculture
These people are the ones that live a comfortable lifestyle
Who are the "Haves"
What lung problem can get worse by breathing in the air pollution around Mexico City
What is Asthma
DAILY DOUBLE:
The unequal distribution of wealth and resources
What is Spatial Inequality
Over the last 50 years, the population has grown how fast
What is Rapidly
Some of the "Have Nots" are referred to as this term
What is the "Working Poor"
How much of the land is actually suitable for farming in Mexico
What is 15%
A factor that is what helps draw people to a certain place
What is a "Pull Factor"
DAILY DOUBLE:
Air pollution, overpopulation, traffic jams, lack of jobs, and lack of clean water are all happening because of this
What is rapid urbanization
or
Urban Sprawling
The "Haves" live closest to this location
What is the center of the city
What is Mr. Hoppe's favorite color?
What is Green
The way a person lives compared to how much money they make
(Hint: The "have nots" have a lower level of this compared to the "haves")
What is a standard of living
At its height how many people were coming to Mexico City a day
What is 1,000 a day
The "Haves" and "Have Nots" can be a visual representation of this key term
What is Spatial Inequality
The Rapid movement of people to an are that can cause problems
What is an Urban Sprawl