Challenges of Urban Change

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Which of the following is a challenge that cities may face as they grow? Economic and social issues, More farmland, Less technology, Fewer people

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Economic and social issues

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What is one way to identify a thriving neighborhood from a movie or online image?

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Clean streets and active people

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What does "environmental injustice" refer to in the context of cities?

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Unfair treatment related to environmental issues

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Why might limited access to services be a problem in growing cities?

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It can create social and economic challenges

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Which of the following is NOT a result of redlining? Options: Poverty, Segregation, Disinvestment

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Increased public investment

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What does the practice of redlining reveal about the role of government policies in shaping cities?

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Government policies can create long-term inequalities

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What is one reason redlining is still relevant to discussions about cities today?

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Its effects continue to shape neighborhoods and opportunities

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Which of the following is a direct result of public investment being denied to redlined areas? Poor infrastructure and fewer community resources, More parks and recreation centers, Increased business opportunities, Higher property taxes

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Poor infrastructure and fewer community resources

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What does it mean for a neighborhood to be labeled as “hazardous” for investment?

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Banks and investors avoid providing loans or resources

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What is one reason redlining is considered a form of institutional discrimination?

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It was enforced by government policies and institutions