Which of the following statements is most true about the relationship between social and political revolutions and social justice?
a. Social revolutions always increase social justice, but political ones rarely do.
b. Neither social or political revolutions ever advance the cause of social justice.
c. Social and political revolutions do not necessarily advance the level of a society's social justice.
d. Political revolutions are always aimed at increasing social justice.
Question 2
Which of the following states that urban expansion occurs through a series of invasions?
a. concentric-zone model
b. emergent-metropolis model
c. multiple-nuclei model
d. the strip theory
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