Question 1
The city in a particular era that had symbolic significance both because of its spectacular growth and technological progress and also because it manifested emerging economic, political, and social problems is a(n)
◦ industrial city.
◦ shock city.
◦ cathedral city.
◦ crime city.
Question 2
The ideal type typologies contrasted emerging industrial societies with preindustrial rural and village communities. Hutter suggests that these typologies often distorted the work of the sociologists who developed them, as well as that of later sociologists. Which of the following explains this distortion?
◦ The typologies were often pro-urban, too specific and narrowly focused, focused too much on variations within cities, and paid too much attention to variations within cities and with cross cultural and historical variations.
◦ The typologies were often anti-rural, too broad, and emphasized the importance of cross-cultural variations in urban life.
◦ The typologies emphasized the religious role in urbanization thus neglecting the important role of atheism in urbanization.
◦ The typologies were often anti-urban, too broadly based and vague, and failed to deal with variations within cities and with cross cultural and historical variations.
Type C killer whales in the Ross Sea. The eye patch slants forward.
Jaguar F-type back
Chimpanzees live in complex kin groups in which lifelong bonds and individual personalities play key
What are examples of ideal forms?
Patterns of Rural Settlement
Carbonyl groups reaction type