Housing And Segregation

Question 1

The public and private

Answer 1

Street = public
House = private 

Other spaces fall in the middle

Not a reality for everyone
Poor lived together

Question 2

Privation

Answer 2

Theory that people are gradually withdrawing from the public realm

Question 3

Le corbusier

Answer 3

Artictech , constructed buildings

Dedicated to providing better living conditions for the residents of crowded cities

Question 4

Robert Taylor homes

Answer 4

Public housing project

Question 5

Pruitt-loge, St. Louis

Answer 5

Urban housing project
Living conditions here declined
Failure of urban renewal

Question 6

Great migration

Answer 6

African American people moving from agricultural areas to cities to participate in the industrial economy where they could make money

The south was extremely segregated = wanted to get out.

Question 7

Jim Crow laws

Answer 7

Keeping whites and black separate

Question 8

Redlining

Answer 8

Refuse a loan to someone because they live in an area deemed to be a financial risk

Government invoked so everyone could live in houses but didn’t include ethnics. Send agents to scout for “good” neighbourhoods and then invest there

You can’t sell to a non shite

Question 9

Truly disadvantaged - William Wilson

Answer 9

Examines the ghetto , creating an underclass

Concept of concentrated poverty

Relevant processes:
De-industrialization , within inner city
Service economy moving to suburbs
Middle class lacks moving out of the inner city and further isolating poor

Question 10

Homophilly

Answer 10

Desire to be with those who are similar to us

Question 11

Contact hypothesis

Answer 11

Breaking the vice segregation requires routine group contact on an equal footing, providing the crucible for exposing and eliminating prejudices

Question 12

Inclusionary zoning

Answer 12

Planning ordinances that require a given share of new construction to be affordable for people with low to moderate income

Question 13

Exclusionary zoning

Answer 13

Efforts to exclude affordable housing from a municipality through the zoning code

Question 14

Responses to homelessness

Answer 14

1. Accommodative responses: caretaker
2. Restorative responses:
   Aid the homeless by treatment
3. Exploitative responses: cater to homeless without concern for their well-being
4. Exclusionist/expulsionist responses: finish property values and increase crime frequently result in cancellation of projects
5. Containment: seeks to minimize the thirst that the homeless pose to public order by reducing their visibility