It is the late nineteenth century. Robert is a young man who is fascinated by the social world
He is particularly interested in studying the problems of cities and their inhabitants, including the lives of new residents migrating to cities from farms and from abroad. He is familiar with an emerging discipline called sociology and wants to conduct field research as part of his university coursework in the city where he is being educated. What school should Robert contact to gain information about this new field of study?
a. Hanover College, in Hanover, Indiana
b. the University of Kansas, in Lawrence, Kansas
c. the University of Chicago, in Chicago, Illinois
d. the University of Georgia, in Athens, Georgia
c
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