Exam 16: Environment, Population and Social Change
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According to Georg Simmel, urban dwellers tend to avoid emotional involvement, which is more characteristic of rural communities. Instead, urban interaction tends to be characterized as _____ rather than social.
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_____ is the process by which a community acquires the characteristics of city life.
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Define a humanecosystem and give two examples; explain what lessons the study of ecosystems has for sociologists.
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According to Malthusian theory, a population grows faster than the subsistence needed to sustain it.
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Unlike Spencer, Marx emphasized that social change was based on
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According to functionalists, societies change from _____ and from _____ division of labor.
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Discuss the significance of the three basic demographic processes in terms of population growth and demographic trends.
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Discuss the basic assumptions of cyclical theories using an example to illustrate.
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Describe demographic characteristics of the baby boomers and the impact baby boomers have had on American society
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What is modernization; how does modernization theory explain social change?
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Theorists such as Habermas and Marcuse argue that modern society
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