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A convenient, non-threatening target on which to blame one's troubles, frustrations, or failures is called a ____.
 
  a. surrogate
  b. proxy
  c. scapegoat
  d. substitute
  e. complicitor

Question 2

Which of the following is not part of how Wirth conceptualized urbanism?
 
  a. urban conditions promote sophistication, freedom and diversity
  b. urban residents interact on the basis of rigid roles
  c. urban residents engage their total personalities when interacting
  d. it is impossible to know everyone in an urban setting
  e. urbanites know more people, but few on a personal basis



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

C



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