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- The federal arrangement of the U.S. Constitution sets up two levels of government: national and ______.
- ______ tend not to be pedestrian-friendly and often lose much of their population at night.
- Oregon's Metropolitan Service District is not responsible for ______.
- Regulations that control how land can be used are known as ______.
- Gentrification often resuscitates decaying areas but also ______.
- Shrinking populations in rural areas cause a ______, which makes governing difficult in these areas.
- ______ are communities in rural areas that often serve as bedroom communities for residents who work in a nearby urban area.
- A border established around urban areas to control development is known as ______.
- The basic organization of federalism is contained in which of the following?
- Mergers of separate local governments in an effort to reduce bureaucratic redundancy and service inefficiencies are known as ______.
- ________ is the rapid growth of a metropolitan area characterized by single-use zoning?
- In which type of area do most Americans live?
- Metropolitan statistical areas consist of a city of ___________ or more people and the adjacent communities.
- A _______________ is an urban area made up of several large cities and the surrounding areas.
- Segregation and economic inequality are two negative side effects of ______.
- Smart growth can be defined as development practices that __________dependence on automobiles.
- Viewing citizens as customers is a central part of ______.
- Local economies are increasingly defined by ______.
- Gentrification is described as the process of the physical rehabilitation of __________property values.
- ______ is a by-product of a postwar population boom that created pressure for new development.