Exam 17: Population, Urbanization, and the Environment
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During the rapid urbanization of the 19th century, Durkheim asserted that the ______ solidarity of traditional community life would be replaced with the ______ solidarity of modern societies.
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Exponential population growth refers to which of the following?
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Before the Industrial Revolution, the cities of the past had served primarily as centers of ______.
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Some people argue that the population growth should be slowed but extreme measure should not be taken.What are their suggestions to population control?
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Sudden modern progress is the result of advancement in living standards and technology.
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Which of the following is a major critique of the theory of the first demographic transition?
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Provide Louis Wirth's definition of a city.Do you agree with this definition? What, if anything, would you add or change, and why?
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Which of the following caused a radical growth in urbanization beginning in the 18th century?
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Two thirds of employment growth in the United States has taken place in ______.
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The number of countries experiencing below-replacement birth rates ______.
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Provide definitions for crude birth rates, crude death rates, age-specific fertility rates, and age-specific mortality rates.Explain why it is important to measure age-specific versus crude rates and when one measure might be used instead of another.
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China's population growth is in large part a product of high population momentum.
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In his assessment of growth politics, Domhoff raises questions like "Who benefits from the gentrification of urban neighborhoods?" This question reflects which of the following sociological perspectives?
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Malthus posited that although the world's population grows exponentially, the ______ does not.As a result, he believed doomsday was on the horizon.
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In which of the following ways can a "birth dearth" be problematic for a nation?
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Though early sociologists recognized that cities offered opportunities for individuality and creativity, they tended to focus on which of the following?
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Megacities are metropolitan areas or cities with a total population of ______ million or more.
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British social philosopher Thomas Malthus developed which of the following theories?
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Identify three factors that influence life expectancy in a given country.Why does life expectancy vary by gender?
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