Across
- 2. Movement of people from one specified area to another
- 5. Theory of social change that combines both ideational and sensate characteristics.
- 8. Science that studies the relationship between living organisms and their environment
- 9. Theory of population proposed by Thomas Malthus, in which population increases geometrically and the food supply increases arithmetically. Because the food supply cannot keep up with the expanding population, Malthus predicted widespread starvation would result.
- 10. Type of culture in Pitirim Sorokin’s cyclical theory of social change in which truth and knowledge are sought through faith and religion.
Down
- 1. Process by which a society’s social institutions become increasingly complex as the society moves toward industrialization.
- 3. Scientific study of human populations
- 4. Actual number of births per 1,000 women of childbearing age in the population.
- 6. Average number of years a person born in a particular region can be expected to live
- 7. According to the world-system theory of modernization, those more developed nations that are at the center of the world economy and upon which less developed nations are economically dependent