Urbanization
Gentrification
Food Desert
Gerrymandering
Electoral College
100

This settlement is between 1,000 and 20,000. There is a post office and some specialized services

Town

100

How does an area begin to be gentrified?

Money coming into urban areas, flipping of houses, beautification of stores or higher class stores

100

Is there a food desert in Rochester, MN.

No

100

Where did people get the name Gerrymandering

combination of Elbridge Gerry and Salamander
100

This number is needed for a presidential nominee to win the election

270

200

What is the new name for a city that reaches 500,000 people

metropolis or metropolitan area

200

What are the three aspects that is needed to understand the background of gentrification

historic conditions (history/history of the area), investment and policy decisions, and community impacts

200

What two methods can lead to change in a food desert (in the notes)

using geography and city planning

200

Is Gerrymandering legal or illegal

illegal

200

Clinton won the popular vote over Trump when she ran for president, so why isn't she president?

Trump won more of the electoral college votes

300

Cities will have large sizes, high densities, and social heterogeneity

Diversity

300

When gentrification begins, what begins to happen in the neighborhoods. Specifically, when new people (from a "safe" neighborhood) are moving into a home in an "unsafe" area

rise in 911 calls, crime rates rise, 311 calls etc.

300

What is the socioeconomic status of someone who lives in a food desert

living below the poverty line
300

What is the main characteristic of a wasted vote

Spread opposition supporters across many districts
300

In the election of 1800 and 1825, the electoral votes were equal. Who then decided both of those presidencies

House of Representatives

400

This place will have a gas station, but all specialized goods or facilities will be outside of this settlement

Village

400

What are two of the three ways displacement will affect a community?

Lack of education, adverse health effects, and sense of abandonment in ones own neighborhood

400

Why is there a criteria for a food desert stating: Distance to the nearest supermarket is 1/4th mile away

The maximum walking distance of somebody with groceries

400

What is the main characteristic of an excess vote

concentrates opposition supporters into a few districts

400

Say Mr. Merrigan is running for president and he wins the popular vote in Minnesota, but our electoral college vote goes to his opposition instead. What is the term for this

Faithless Elector

500

Areas are considered rural if the population is less than ________ people per square mile

1000

500

Name the three governmental and societal programs that lead to discrimination of minority groups

Redlining, White Flight, and the G.I. Bill

500

What did mari Gallagher create to improve a community 

Community garden

500

what is the main characteristic of a stacked vote

links distant areas of like minded voters through oddly shaped boundaries

500

What is the difference between a representative democracy and direct democracy

representative is we the people elect politicians to make laws. Direct is the people would have a direct vote and say in laws removing congress and the senate