A. cosmopolites
B. ethnic villagers
C. the trapped
D. gentrifies
A. cosmopolites
B. ethnic villagers
C. the trapped
D. gentrifies
A. the concentric zone theory
B. the multiple -nuclei theory
C. new urban sociology
D. zone sector theory
A. Ernest Burgess
B. Homer Hoyt
C. Ferdinand Tonnies
D. C.D Harris and Edward L. Ulman
A. relatively open class systems
B. extensive social mobility
C. a much more rigid division of labor by gender
D. all of the above
A. China
B. Bangladesh
C. Iran
D. Tunisia
A. functionalist perspective
B. conflict perspective
C. interactionist perspective
D. labeling theory
A. USA
B. Mozambique
C. Canada
D. Sweden
A. Japan
B. USA
C. Gambia
D. unknown
A. risks which result from human interaction with the natural world
B. risks associated with the activities of manufacturing industries
C. risks that have been exaggerated by the output of the media
D. risks that only affect advanced industrial economies
A. falls in agricultural yields
B. the spread of disease
C. the use of unclear energy
D. a rise in sea levels