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Identify the five types of urban dwellers that Gans suggests live in the city and explain why each type experiences the city differently.
 
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How did the automobile change a woman's role from being a producer of food and clothing to a consumer of national-brand goods and ready-made clothes?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The five types of urban dwellers that Gans identifies include: cosmopolites, singles, ethnic villagers, the deprived, and the trapped. They experience urban life differently because their reasons for living in the city differ. Cosmopolites, singles, and ethnic villagers all choose to live in the city for various reasons and usually find a sense of community. The majority of those who feel alienation are from the deprived and the trapped urban dwellers. They have little choice about where they live and are outcasts of a post-industrial society.

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It increased a woman's mobility, allowing her to leave the home and shop.



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