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How did the "new" homeless who appeared in increasing numbers in America's cities during the 1980s ...

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Explain why the Chicago School's assimilation cycle did not seem to apply to African Americans.

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Both push and pull factors explain the large-scale African American migration to northern cities in ...

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Venkatesh suggests that the residents of the Robert Taylor Homes actively tried to use various ...

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The Chicago School saw the ghetto as a stage in the assimilation process of immigrant groups.

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Industrialization broke up traditional kinship ties and destroyed the interdependence of the family ...

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Hutter suggests that ghettos and enclaves are fundamentally the same.

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Close-knit, family-based social networks are important to Latinos and African Americans.

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Architecture critic Paul Goldberger suggests that the primary lesson from Stuyvesant Town's success ...

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Yancey and his colleagues concluded that what was seen as "wasted space," by the designers of ...

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Which of the following is NOT one of the high-rise housing projects for the poor?

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Unlike the "old" immigrants, who arrived prior to 1876 and lived in geographically dispersed ...

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Unlike many other urban renewal projects, Stuyvesant Town was

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Under the Urban Renewal Act of 1949, government-subsidized housing replaced demolished older areas ...

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The study of the Pruitt-Igoe housing project in St. Louis by Yancey and his colleagues concluded ...

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The Pruitt-Igoe housing project in St. Louis was built in 1956 as a Le Corbusier-style "radiant ...

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The fundamental problem with the Chicago School in terms of the ghetto was its inability to

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The failure of the Pruitt-Igoe housing project in St. Louis was due to the nature of its ...

Started by Anajune7

The Chicago School failed to understand the experience of African Americans in the ghetto because of their

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The Chicago School argued that the extended family ties of immigrants, as well as the communities in ...

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Talmadge Wright's analysis of homelessness differs from many others in that he

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Solnit suggests that as the artists who helped create the city's culture are forced out in the ...

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Solnit argues that gentrification in San Francisco

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Social scientists and others noted that in the 1980s

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Sharon Zukin studied how the area of cast-iron buildings in SoHo became designated as an "artist ...

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