Exam 2

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A  has increased property values in the neighborhood where it takes place

B  has increased the number of low-rent housing units in the city

C  results from Section 8 programs

D  has allowed poor people to own their residence

A  the redlining of communities of color

B  a form of socialism

C  monetary funds invested in capital improvements

D  social networks, social organizations, norms, trust, cooperation, solidarity

A  land use

B  evictions

C  transnationalism

D  depreciation

A  the protection of economic factors

B  meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs

C  the unequal distribution of natural resources

D  zoning land uses that are compatible with existing land uses

A  inappropriate preparedness and emergency response

B  geography and climate

C  obsolete infrastructure

D  all of the above

A  military veterans received low-interest loans

B  accelerated construction of highways

C  business and economic activities followed suburban construction of housing

D  all of the above

A  a decline in the proportion of manufacturing jobs in overall employment

B  a shift in population from the Southwest to the Northeast

C  an increase in high-paying jobs for lower-skilled workers

D  a greater number of people converging to the central city

A  mortgages

B  suburbanization

C  affordable housing

D  restrictive covenants

A  Quinoa act

B  Mello-Roos Districts

C  jump a roos act

D  none of the above

A  promoting family ties

B  promoting social ties

C  promoting better health

D  all of the above

A  civic engagement

B  creative class

C  social trust

D  political participation

A  It enables residents to take control of their destiny and that of their communities

B  It isolates individuals in decision-making processes for urban planning

C  It undermines the power of local government agencies

D  It helps affluent residents influence the outcome of decision-making processes for urban planning

A  It cannot be supported and promoted by the public sector

B  It is the creation of jobs and wealth by the private sector

C  It only serves the short run interests of the broad population

D  None of the above

A  economic growth

B  belong to a trade group

C  natural preservation

D  social equality