| Date Covered | Concept/Term Submitted |
| 4/20/01 | what is contract rent |
| 4/20/01 | what is economic rent |
| 4/20/01 | what are birddoggers |
| 4/20/01 | what does Bazarr mean |
| 4/20/01 | describe the three major components in group rent |
| 4/20/01 | what is often the motivation for development |
| 4/20/01 | describe the four types of investments in land and property |
| 4/20/01 | what are the types of investments |
| 4/20/01 | how do you get taxpayers to support what you want |
| 4/20/01 | what is a land bank |
| 4/20/01 | what are some marketing ploys used to sell property |
| 4/20/01 | what is speculative investment |
| 4/20/01 | what is structural speculator |
| 4/20/01 | what are some forces behind what land is developed |
| 4/23/01 | what is social reproduction |
| 4/23/01 | what are some factors of identity |
| 4/23/01 | how is social class self-perpetuating |
| 4/23/01 | what factors influence why people pick certain neighborhoods |
| 4/23/01 | what is nodal center |
| 4/23/01 | name 3 reasons why people live together in neighborhoods |
| 4/23/01 | what is the foundation of Residential States |
| 4/25/01 | what is assimilation |
| 4/25/01 | what were ghettos |
| 4/25/01 | what are DINKS |
| 4/25/01 | cultural preservation helps to preserve and promote what |
| 4/25/01 | the "classic" american lifestyles identified by sociologist Wendell Bell were based on three sterotypes, name them |
| 4/25/01 | what types of communities were there after 1920 |
| 4/25/01 | name the 4 functions that ethnic residential segregation fulfills |
| 4/25/01 | there are many communities built to support people with certain what |
| 4/25/01 | what is acculturaton |
| 4/25/01 | what are 3 types of ethnic segregation |
| 4/27/01 | the growth of the "impacted ghetto" is based on what |
| 4/27/01 | what is society of the spectacle |
| 4/27/01 | what is gentrification |
| 4/27/01 | what is mosaic culture |
| 4/30/01 | what is the house cycle |
| 4/30/01 | why has public housing been so limited in American cities in comparison with urban housing markets in other countries |
| 4/30/01 | what encourages deterioration of rental properties |
| 4/30/01 | the last building to enter a neighborhood are usually for what kind of families |
| 4/30/01 | what is use value |
| 4/30/01 | which house depreciates quicker, a rental or owned |
| 4/30/01 | can housing and neighborhoods actually appreciate |
| 4/30/01 | draw the depreciation curve |
| 4/30/01 | what is downgrading |
| 4/30/01 | what is exchange value |
| 4/30/01 | descrube how and why houses depreciate |
| 4/30/01 | what is depreciation |
| 4/30/01 | clarify the different components of neighborhood change |
| 4/30/01 | what is infilling |
| 4/30/01 | what is the difference b/t renewal and gentrification |
| 5/4/01 | define tipping point |
| 5/4/01 | define block busting |
| 5/4/01 | what is redlining |
| 5/4/01 | what is steering |
| 5/4/01 | what are three illegal methods of controlling where people live |
| 5/6/01 | what is the role of the Flaneur |
| 5/6/01 | what are some reasons for anti-urban bias |
| 5/6/01 | what is structuralism |
| 5/6/01 | what is psychic overload |
| 5/6/01 | what is socio spatial dialect |
| 5/6/01 | to be in the condition of anomie is to be socially what |
| 5/6/01 | describe the complex relationships b/t urban settings, individual, and social behavior |
| 5/6/01 | what is social disorganization |
| 5/6/01 | describe the three fundamental attributes of urbanization |
| 5/6/01 | what is anomie |
| 5/9/01 | prison of the suburb |
| 5/9/01 | paths |
| 5/9/01 | time-space routines |
| Essay Questions | Be prepared two answer two of these questions OF MY CHOICE |
| 1. | Explain the various means by which realtors, bankers, insurance agencies and city politicans help create neighborhods with particular identities. |
| 2. | Explain the notion of the sociospatial dialectic and discuss the various sociological approaches to urban living. |
| 3. | The three bedroom, two bath ranch style home was found to be an inadequate living machine for many during the 1970s. What happened and who was affected by not-so-surprising revelation? |
| 4. | Explain how neighborhoods experience a "life cycle". What are the stages in this cycle and what are the factors that drive forward this cycle? |