[Solved] The following is an excerpt from Stephan Zweig's The World of Yesterday (Evaluating the Evidence 22.2): "But even in those moral times, in Vienna in particular, the air was full of dangerous erotic infection, and a girl of good family had to live in a completely sterilized atmosphere, from the day of her birth until the day when she left the altar on her husband's arm. In order to protect young girls, they were not left alone for a single moment. . . . Every book which they read was inspected, and above all else, young girls were constantly kept busy to divert their attention from any possible dangerous thoughts." What assumption underlay this effort to isolate young women from corrupting influences? A)That women had no innate sexual desires B)That women were much more sexually curious than men C)That women were feeble minded D)That women were much more sexually aggressive than men Urban Sprawl: A derogatory term for the expansion of urban or suburban boundaries, associated with irresponsible or poorly planned development. Conflict Theory: A paradigm that sees social conflict as the basis of society and social change, and that emphasizes a materialist view of society, a critical view of the status quo, and a dynamic model of historical change. Smart Growth: Term for economic and urban planning policies that emphasize responsible development and renewal. Urban Planners: Professionals involved in the development and implementation of plans and strategies for the growth and organization of urban spaces.