The quark model is reviewed in a version which includes three colours and at least five quark flavours. Methods are discussed which are applicable to any number of flavours, provided the underlying symmetry is SU(n). The relation between quark bound states and hadron spectroscopy is discussed, and sum rules are given for baryon magnetic moments and hadron mass splittings. Quark-parton models of high-energy hadron-hadron and lepton-hadron scattering are treated. It is concluded that the quark model has been on the whole very successful in accounting for the properties and interactions of hadrons in a qualitative way.
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