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Hutter suggests that the popularity of malls is largely due to the fact that

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Hutter focuses on the role of shopping as an urban activity and examines shopping within the context of

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As described in Money Has No Smell, the street vendors in New York City who sell masks, statues, ...

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Although Washington, D.C. is becoming increasingly affluent, _________ of the residents still live in poverty.

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After the riots following the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,

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A major reason for the demise of downtown shopping areas in the 20th century was

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What is kin-work and how does di Leonardo distinguish it from other types of woman's work?

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Parsons and others had argued that city families were increasingly isolated from their kin. What has ...

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In this chapter, Hutter draws on research by a variety of social scientists. Pick out one study, ...

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In regard to Mexican American families, what is the compadrazqo relationship, what is its ...

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Hutter notes that, even with their strengths, over the last 30 years African American support ...

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The telephone early in the 20th century, and more recently the Internet, have enhanced kin-work activity.

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Sociology has long maintained that the fundamental characteristic of modern life has been the ...

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Parsons argued that with industrialization and urbanization, urban nuclear families were becoming ...

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Much research has demonstrated that urban nuclear families are isolated from their relatives.

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In preindustrial Europe the family was not highly valued because of the individual's almost total ...

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Young and Willmott concluded that the working-class families who left Bethnel Green to move to the ...

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While recognizing that there is no single Mexican American family type, Hutter argues that there is ...

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Which of the following is not one of the cardinal virtues that made up the "cult of true womanhood"?

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The movement of families to the suburbs and the development of conjugally-oriented middle-class ...

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The family structure of a series of working-class, nuclear families linked together on an ...

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The familia, seen as the center of Mexican American culture and the single most important social ...

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The emergence of the industrial city led to four forms of spatial segregation. Which of the ...

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The concept of kin-work refers to forms of work that women perform to accomplish a number of things, including

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The "great migration" of the early 20th century led to increasing numbers of African Americans ...

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