Why would a shift from rural, small-town settlements to urban, big-city settlements cause fear in both observers of social life and those living through those changes? What problems might emerge from rapid population growth in cities? Are the concerns of early urban observers similar to or different from those of observers, commentators, politicians, reformers, and others today?
What will be an ideal response?
varies
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a. violent tendencies. b. religious beliefs. c. social isolation. d. political involvement.
You want to study status change and its associated role changes. Which of the following demographic groups would make the best research subject for studying these topics?
a. first-time fathers b. high-school teachers c. college juniors d. firefighters
Bestowing status on students by awarding them a diploma after they have successfully completed all graduation requirements can be considered a
A. manifest function of education. B. latent function of education. C. dysfunction of education. D. goal of the interactionist approach to education.
By 2004, U.S. schools were finally less segregated than they were in the days of Brown v. Board of Education
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.