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According to Durkheim, the source of societal cohesion and unity in mechanical solidarity is ...

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The separation of work from home as a consequence of industrialization and urbanization had ...

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The ideal type typologies contrasted emerging industrial societies with preindustrial rural and ...

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The Chicago School failed to pick up on three of Weber's important emphases in his study of cities. ...

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The absorption of family members into the new industrial economy as wage laborers led to

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Simmel argued that the intensity of nervous stimuli in the city and the pervasiveness of the ...

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In the 19th century, European societies underwent massive changes from an old social order anchored ...

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In delineating the macro-structure of mid-19th-century Manchester, Engels focused on the spatial ...

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Historian Asa Briggs coined the term ________ to refer to a city in a given historical period that ...

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For Weber, cities had three defining characteristics. Which of the following sets represents those ...

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For Simmel, the size, density, and complexity of urban life meant that an individual in the city would

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Durkheim developed ideal types with two contrasting types of social orders and bases for social ...

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Cities often permit a variety of lifestyles and enable different types of people to live together in ...

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Before 1600 AD, few cities had populations larger than 150,000. Really large cities would not become ...

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After the Industrial Revolution and rapid urbanization, 19th-century social scientists developed a ...

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A conceptual construct based on the most important qualities of a social phenomenon is

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What are two of the effects of warfare and conflict on the growth of cities?

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Hutter notes that anatomically modern humans are believed to have emerged in Africa about 120,000 ...

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Explain Jane Jacobs's trade theory of the origin of cities.

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The first cities developed independently in seven different areas of the world.

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Hutter emphasizes that social and cultural factors were crucial elements in the appearance of early cities.

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Which of the following is NOT one of the new social organizational forms developed by the early urban elites?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the factors limiting early urban growth?

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Which of the following discovered Catal Huyuk?

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The significance of jewelry in the debate over the emergence of modern human behavior is that jewelry

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