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The form of social structure and organization that helped make the origin of cities possible was one in which

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The Agricultural Revolution transformed the economy into one that could produce a food surplus that ...

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Lewis Mumford's statement that "the city of the dead antedates the city of the living" reflected his view that

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In trying to understand the origins and development of cities, our conclusions must remain tentative ...

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In the debate over the emergence of modern humans and modern behavior, one side argues that modern ...

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In Chapter 2, "The Emergence of Cities," in addition to examining why, where, and when cities ...

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For the birth of urban settlements, there had to be a sufficient surplus of food and

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Catal Huyuk is estimated to be at least ________ years old.

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Although warfare and conquest were factors leading to the decline of early Middle Eastern cities, a ...

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According to Hutter, Mumford may overstate the importance of religion for the development of cities, ...

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Hutter explains two analytical interests that symbolic interactionists have had in understanding ...

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Define any two: urbanization; urban growth; urban transition; urbanism.

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Thomas argues that people respond to the meaning a situation has for them, not just to the objective ...

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Lyn Lofland uses the idea of the city as a "world of strangers" to argue that cities are inherently ...

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Hutter emphasizes the use of both microlevel and macrolevel approaches to study city life.

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Which of the following is NOT one of Blumer's basic premises of symbolic interactionism?

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W.I. Thomas is best known for his concept of the

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The importance of Thomas and Znaneicki's study, The Polish Peasant, is that it showed how ...

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The importance of cities is reflected in Mumford's idea that cities

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The growth of cities has long been tied to human progress and to equating cities with

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Symbolic interactionism begins with the basic premise that

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Strauss argues that one invariant characteristic of city life is that people "see" the city by using ...

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Perry, Abbott, and Hutter developed the urban imagery approach because they felt that too few ...

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Mark Hutter grew up in Brooklyn on the North Atlantic island of Long Island. The two major ethnic ...

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Lofland argues that in the public spaces of parks, plazas, and streets,

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