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strangeaffliction

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Gerald Suttles's study of the Addams area on Chicago's West Side suggests that
 
  a. poor neighborhoods are highly disorganized and lack social order.
  b. each ethnic or racial group claim their own territory.
  c. African Americans form closely knit communities.
  d. Mexican Americans are the most disadvantaged urban minority.

Question 2

The Chicago political machine
 
  a. has been controlled by Italian immigrants.
  b. came to power in 1900.
  c. focused on maintaining the quality of the central business district.
  d. worked on improving the living conditions in poorer black neighborhoods.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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