Unit 6

2. growth of suburbs around central city, more up to date
3. central cities losing population to surrounding areas
5. annual increase/decrease per 1000 in population due to movement in/out of it
9. urban growth from central city out due to politics/$- Ernest Burgess
11. structural conduciveness, structural strains, generalized beliefs, precipitating factors, mobilization of participants for action, social control- Neil Smelser
14. deliberate congregations of like-minded individuals
16. development of low-income areas by middle-class, landlords, prof. developers
17. potential # of children born if every woman reproduced as much as biology allows for
18. seeking to affect only limited changes in individuals
22. social movement members securing resources to advance cause
24. cont. population growth despite less births and more deaths
26. seeking to make more radical changes in individuals
27. society in process of moving from stability to instability back to stability
29. total fertility rate to keep population stable without increasing/decreasing
31. norms continuing to guide behavior of crowds based on surroundings
32. projected amount of time it takes population to double
33. FertilityRate average # of children born to a woman in her lifetime
34. importance of transportation routes in urbanization, as wedges/pie- Homer Hoyt
35. 4 stages of development taking into account inc. agricultural productivity and reliable birth control

1. concentration of large population in need of public services lacking tax base to provide for them
4. study of relationships between humans and their city environments
6. seeking to change society totally- Mao Zedong
7. behavior of people when united by a single goal
8. actual # of children born to woman or population of women
10. specific geographic/historical influences- Chauncy Harris, Edward Ullman
12. seeking to affect more limited changes in society
13. steps leading to changes in society (discovery, invention, diffusion)
15. small suburban version of urban downton specialized in particular economic activity
19. sudden/complete overthrow of existing political order to bring fundamental change
20. annual # of live births per 1000 women aged 15-44
21. something being learned or reinterpreted
23. spread of emotion in crowds, allowing charismatic leaders ro direct behavior
25. when births are balanced by deaths so population doesn’t increase
28. borrowing of knowledge, religion, values, other elements from one group to another
30. annual # of live births per 1000 in population