Help
Options
Didn't know it?
click below
click below
Knew it?
click below
click below
Don't Know
Remaining cards (0)
Know
retry
shuffle
restart
0:00
Embed Code - If you would like this activity on your web page, copy the script below and paste it into your web page.
Normal Size Small Size show me how
Normal Size Small Size show me how
NP AICP People
not finished
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Wrote Man and Nature 1864 | George Perkins Marsh |
| Wrote Report on the Lands of the Arid Region of the United States 1878 | John Wesley Powell |
| Founded Sierra Club in 1892 | John Muir |
| Established Inland Waterway Commission in 1907 | Theodore Roosevelt |
| 26th President in 1901 | Theodore Roosevelt |
| Staunch supporter of the Conservation Movement | Theodore Roosevelt |
| America's first professionally trained forester | Gifford Pinchot |
| Leader of the Conservation Movement | Gifford Pinchot |
| Advocated for the preservation and scientific management of natural resources | Gifford Pinchot |
| First Director of the U.S. Forest Service in 1905 | Gifford Pinchot |
| Wrote The Last Landscape in 1959 | William Whyte |
| Coined the term "greenway" | William Whyte |
| Wrote pioneering study on conservation easements | William Whyte |
| Wrote Silent Spring in 1962 | Rachel Carson |
| Established first National Wildlife Refuge 1903 | Theodore Roosevelt |
| Concentric Ring Theory 1925 | Ernest Burgess |
| Sector Theory 1939 | Homer Hoyt |
| Multiple Nuclei Theory 1945 | Chauncey Harris and Edward Ullman |
| Bid Rent Theory 1960 | William Alonso |
| City as Growth Machine Theory 1987 | John Logan and Harvey Molotch |
| Designed Central Park in NYC 1851 | Frederick Law Olmsted Sr. and Calvert Vaux |
| Designed Denver's Parks and Parkways System 1906 | Charles Mulford Robinson and George Kessler |
| Drafted A State Park Plan for New York 1923 | Robert Moses |
| Influential in the establishment of State Council of Parks 1923 | Robert Moses |
| Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG) implemented under his administration | Jimmy Carter |
| Urban Development Action Grant (UDAG) phased out under his administration | Ronald Reagan |
| Empowerment/Enterprise Zones created under his administration | Bill Clinton |
| Signed legislation creating the National Trust for Historic Preservation | Harry Truman |
| Wrote Chicago Plan 1909 | Daniel Burnham and Edward Bennett |
| Coined the term "Radiant City" | Le Corbusier |
| Wrote Disappearing City 1932 | Frank Lloyd Wright |
| Coined the term "Broadacre City" | Frank Lloyd Wright |
| Prior to WWII low density development he advocated for an auto-oriented sprawl | Frank Lloyd Wright |
| Wrote Urbanism as a Way of Life 1938 | Louis Wirth |
| Pioneered the development of indoor shopping malls in the 1950's | James Rouse |
| Used the model of a colonial village to build the planned community of Columbia Maryland in the 1960's | James Rouse |
| Rejuvenated dying downtowns by introducing festival market places | James Rouse |
| Planned/built Fanueil Hall in Boston | James Rouse |
| Planned/built Inner Harbor in Baltimore | James Rouse |
| Planned/built South Street Seaport in NYC | James Rouse |
| Wrote Image of the City | Kevin Lynch |
| Wrote Death and Life of Great American Cities 1961 | Jane Jacobs |
| Advocated for a mix of uses & short blocks & pedestrian-scale development | Jane Jacobs |
| Planned Arcosanti development in Arizona | Paulo Soleri |
| Advocate for underground mega-structures | Paulo Soleri |
| Wrote The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces 1980 | William Whyte |
| Planned Seaside Florida 1982 | Andres Duany |
| Advocate for new urbanism or neotraditional design | Andres Duany |
| Wrote Making City Planning Work 1985 | Allan Jacobs |
| Wrote Great Streets 1995 | Allan Jacobs |
| Wrote Edge Cities 1991 | Joel Garreau |
| Wrote Edgeless Cities 2002 | Robert Lang |
| Planned Philadelphia PN in late 1600's as rectangular grid | William Penn |
| Planned Annapolis MD in 1695 | Francis Nicholson |
| Planned Williamsburg VA | Francis Nicholson |
| Planned Washington DC in 1710 applying principles of monumental design | Pierre L'Enfant |
| Planned Savannah GA featuring a central public square in 1733 | James Oglethorpe |
| Planned Detroit MI in 1807 with plan that was never fully realized utilizing interlocking hexagons | Judge Woodward |
| Cointed the term "Garden City" | Ebenezer Howard |
| Planned Riverside IL in 1868 as a garden suburb | Frederick Law Olmsted Sr and Calvert Vaux |
| Built first safety elevator in 1857 in NYC to make high-rise buildings feasible | Elisha Otis |
| Planned Forest Hill Gardens in Long Island NY in 1911 | Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. |
| Mariemont Ohio's founder and benefactor | Mary Emery |
| Planned Mariemont OH | John Nolen |
| Planned Sunnyside Gardens in Queens NY 1924-1928 | Clarence Stein and Henry Wright |
| Planned Radburn New Jersey inspired by Ebenezer Howard's Garden CIty in 1928 | Clarence Stein and Henry Wright |
| Developed the model that changed house building using production building or assembly line style of house building | Alfred and William Levitt |
| Designed World's Columbian Exposition fairgrounds using principles of the City Beautiful movement | Daniel Burnham |
| Two proponents of monumental design | Pierre L'Enfant and Daniel Burnham |
| Founded Hull House in Chicago 1889 | Jane Addams |
| Wrote How the Other Half Lives 1890 | Jacob Riis |
| Wrote Children of the Poor 1892 | Jacob Riis |
| Photojournalist who provided a stimulus to housing reform with the publication of two books | Jacob Riis |
| Helped draft the 1901 Tenement House Law | Lawrence Veiller |
| Housing reformer in NYC who wrote Housing Reform in 1910 | Lawrence Veiller |
| Social worker and housing reformer who was active in the settlement movement in NYC | Mary Simkhovitch |
| Founded Greenwich House in Greenwich Village NYC 1902 | Mary Simkhovitch |
| Wrote Modern Housing 1934 | Catherine Bauer Wurster |
| Section 8 housing established during his administration | Richard Nixon |
| Manufactured Housing Improvement Act enacted during his administration | Bill Clinton |
| Planned/built Pullman Illinois 1880-1884 | George Pullman |
| U.S. Resettlement Administration director | Rexford Tugwell |
| Promoted his concept in part to overcome the social inequalities and economic inefficiencies of urban areas | Ebenezer Howard |
| Wrote Garden Cities of Tomorrow 1898 | Ebenezer Howard |
| Wrote about neighborhood unit in Regional Plan of New York and Its Environs 1929 | Clarence Perry |
| Cleveland's Planning Director 1969-1979 | Norman Krumholz |
| Proponent of equity planning | Norman Krumholz |
| Father of regional planning | Patrick Geddes |
| Wrote Cities in Evolution 1915 | Patrick Geddes |
| Wrote New York City Zoning Code 1916 | Edward Bassett |
| Used a cumulative approach to zoning | Edward Bassett |
| First full-time planner employed by an American city 1916 | Harold Bartholomew |
| First planner of City of St. Louis | Harold Bartholomew |
| Developed early comprehensive plans that later developed into conventional prescriptions for comprehensive planning by local governments | Harold Bartholomew |
| First President of the American City Planning Institute 1917 | Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. |
| Prepared plans for Detroit & Utica & Boulder & New Haven & Pittsburgh & Rochester & and Newport | Frederick Law Olmsted Jr. |
| President's administration that created the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) 1933 | Franklin Roosevelt |
| Instrumental in the creation of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) | Senator George Norris of Nebraska |
| First long-term director of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) | David Lilienthal |
| Wrote Urban Land Use Planning 1957 | F. Stuart Chapin |
| Wrote The Urban General Plan 1964 | T.J. Kent |
| Wrote Design with Nature 1969 | Ian McHarg |
| Linked to overlay of layers used today with GIS | Ian McHarg |
| First espoused incremental planning | Charles Lindblom |
| Three leading theorists of advocacy planning | Saul Alinsky & Sherry Arnstein & Paul Davidoff |
| Developed a vision of planning centered around community organizing | Saul Alinsky |
| Wrote Ladder of Participation 1969 | Sherry Arnstein |
| Father of advocacy planning | Paul Davidoff |
| Argued that planners should not be value-neutral public servants but should represent special needs and interest groups | Paul Davidoff |
| Developed Planning Programming Budgetary System (PPBS) at U.S. Department of Defense | Robert McNamara |
| Encouraged environmentally conscious approach to land use | Ian McHarg |
| Published several books between 1945 and 1972 | Saul Alinsky |
| Published several papers especially during the 1960's re advocacy planning | Paul Davidoff |
| Designed first limited access highway 1926 | Robert Moses |
| Successfully lobbied the state government to establish the State Council of Parks in 1923 | Robert Moses |
| New Deal Program implemented under his administration | Franklin Roosevelt |
Created by:
ac1137
Popular Standardized Tests sets