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Key Issues Where are services distributed? Where are consumer services distributed? Where are business services distributed? Why do services cluster in settlements?

Learning Outcomes 12.4.1: Describe the difference between clustered and dispersed rural settlements. 12.4.2: Explain the types of services in early settlements. 12.4.3: Identify important prehistoric, ancient, and medieval urban settlements. 12.4.4: Explain the two dimensions of urbanization.

Why Do Services Cluster in Settlements? Services in Rural Settlements Rural settlements tend to take one of two forms. A clustered rural settlement is an agricultural-based community in which a number of families live in close proximity to each other, with fields surrounding the collection of houses and farm buildings. Typically include homes, barns, tool sheds, and consumer services, such as religious structures, schools, and shops. A dispersed rural settlement, typical of the North American rural landscape, is characterized by farmers living on individual farms isolated from neighbors.

FIGURE 12-29 CLUSTERED COLONIAL AMERICAN SETTLEMENT Newfane, Vermont, includes a courthouse and church buildings clustered around a central common.

FIGURE 12-30 DISPERSED RURAL SETTLEMENT Wisconsin.

Why Do Services Cluster in Settlements? Services in Rural Settlements Services in Early Settlements Early Consumer Services Places to bury the dead Religious leaders stationed at burial sites to perform service of saying prayers for the deceased. Likely encouraged the building of more permanent structures for ceremonies and dwellings. Manufacturing centers Early Public Services Primarily tasked with offering protection to everyone in the settlement. Walls built around settlements for protection. Defenders (soldiers)

Why Do Services Cluster in Settlements? Services in Rural Settlements Services in Early Settlements (cont’d) Early Business Services Settlement served as a neutral ground where several groups could safely come together to trade goods and services. Officials in the settlement provided producer services. Regulating the terms of transactions Setting fair prices Keeping records Creating a currency system

Why Do Services Cluster in Settlements? Urbanization Earliest Urban Settlements Prehistoric Urban Settlements Earliest urban settlements were probably in the Fertile Crescent of Southwest Asia and North Africa. Among the oldest is Ur in Mesopotamia (present-day Iraq)

FIGURE 12-33 PRE HISTORIC URBAN SETTLEMENT: UR The remains of Ur, in present-day Iraq, provide evidence of early urban civilization. Ancient Ur was compact, perhaps covering 100 hectares (250 acres), and was surrounded by a wall. The most prominent building, the stepped temple, called a ziggurat, was originally constructed around 4,000 years ago. The ziggurat was originally a three-story structure with a base that was 64 by 46 meters (210 by 150 feet)and the upper stories stepped back. Four more stories were added in the sixth century B.C. Surrounding the ziggurat was a dense network of small residences built around courtyards and opening onto narrow passageways. The excavation site was damaged during the two wars in Iraq.

Why Do Services Cluster in Settlements? Urbanization Earliest Urban Settlements Cont’d. Ancient Urban Settlements Settlements first established in eastern Mediterranean about 2,500 B.C. Knossos (on the island of Crete) Troy (in Asia Minor- [Turkey]) Mycenae (in Greece) Aforementioned urban settlements were primarily trading centers and organized into city-states- independent self-governing communities that included the settlement and nearby countryside. Athens was the largest city-state in Greece Rome was believed to have grown to a population between 250,000 and 1 million.

FIGURE 12-32 LARGEST URBAN SETTLEMENTS IN PRE HISTORIC TIMES The earliest known large urban settlements were in the Fertile Crescent of Southwest Asia and Egypt.

Why Do Services Cluster in Settlements? Urbanization Earliest Urban Settlements Cont’d. Medieval Urban Settlements Dense network of small market towns serving the needs of particular lords covered much of Europe. Largest medieval European settlements served as power centers for the lords, church leaders, and as major market centers. Tallest and most elaborate structures were usually churches. Usually surrounded by walls.

Why Do Services Cluster in Settlements? Urbanization Rapid Growth of Urban Settlements The process by which the population of urban settlements grows, known as urbanization, has two dimensions. An increase in the number of people living in urban settlements. Developing countries have 8 of the 10 most populous cities. An increase in the percentage of people living in urban settlements. Percentage of people living in the urban settlements has increased from 3% in 1800 to 6% in 1850, 14% in 1900, 30% in 1950, and 47% in 2000. Developed Countries: ¾ of population is urbanized. Developing Countries: 2/5 of population is urbanized.

FIGURE 12-37 PERCENTAGE LIVING IN URBAN SETTLEMENTS Developed countries have higher percentages of urban residents than do developing countries.

FIGURE 12-38 URBAN SETTLEMENTS WITH AT LEAST 2 MILLION INHABITANTS Most of the world’s largest urban settlements are in developing countries, especially in East Asia, South Asia, and Latin America.

Summary Most jobs are in the service sector, especially in developed countries. Consumer services generally follow a regular pattern, based on size of settlements. Business services disproportionately cluster in a handful of urban settlements. Services cluster in both rural and urban settlements as a function of market areas, ranges, and thresholds, which are integral to central place theory.