During the First Two Decades of the Twentieth Century, What

question 8

Multiple Choice

During the first two decades of the twentieth century, what was the greatest source of urban population growth?

• A) The exodus from rural and small-town America
• B) The increasing birthrate within the cities themselves
• C) Immigration
• D) Medical advances that ended the major urban diseases
• E) Improvements in sanitation

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Definitions:

Social Identity Theory

A psychological framework proposing that individuals categorize themselves into groups (in-groups and out-groups) which influences their behavior and self-esteem.

Economic Situation

The state of economic conditions in a certain area or globally, including factors like inflation, employment rates, and GDP growth.

Injunctive Norm

Social norms that are perceived as approved or disapproved behaviors by a society or group, guiding what actions are considered acceptable.

Descriptive Norm

The perceived behavior patterns of a group, serving as a guide to what individuals believe is typical or normal behavior within that group.