Who described urbanism as a way of life ?

Related Mcqs:

1. Who described urbanism as a way of life _____________?

   A. Park
   B. Hawley
   C. Wirth
   D. Burgess

2. Urbanism is the study of________________?

   A. Cities
   B. human communities’ rural areas
   C. Transition
   D. None of these

3. New urbanism was a movement started in 1980s decreasing dependency on_____________?

   A. each other
   B. Vehicular transportation
   C. State
   D. None of these

4. Education is undergoing a transformation in which the boundary between schooling and the outside world is breaking down allowing for workplace education beyond the confines of the classroom and at many different times How is this broad change usually described ?

   A. lifelong learning
   B. extended education
   C. e-learning
   D. de-schooling

5. Representative democracy is best described as system ?

   A. where those elected simply represent the views of the electors
   B. which ensures political equality and protects liberty
   C. where decisions are taken by people elected by the community as a whole
   D. where decisions are made communally by those affected by them

6. Which of the following theorists described the family as the ultimate source of social inequality because of its role in the transfer of power property and privilege ?

   A. Friedrich Engels
   B. Talcott Parsons
   C. Margaret Mead
   D. George Murdock

7. Which of the following theorists described the family as the ultimate source of social inequality because of its role in the transfer of power property and privilege ?

   A. Friedrich Engels
   B. Talcott Parsons
   C. Margaret Mead
   D. George Murdock

8. Positivism is most accurately described as the belief that__________________?

   A. social research should highlight the positive aspects of social life
   B. knowledge should be produced based on evidence from observations
   C. sociologists should make more use of official statistics
   D. none of the above

9. In many contemporary conflict’s attempts are made to protect soldiers often at the expense of civilian lives in order to minimize political problems from media coverage of fatalities How are such conflicts described ?

   A. degenerate wars
   B. genocides
   C. illegal wars
   D. risk-transfer wars

10. How is terrorism different from the types of crime described by the Chicago School ?

    A. it is a committed on a larger, often global, scale, and is well organized
    B. it is associated with political conflict between states and their citizens
    C. it can have far-reaching effects upon international relations
    D. all of the above