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if we consider the concentric zone model, which is a conflict theorists…

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if we consider the concentric zone model, which is a conflict theorists critique?
the model fails to explore areas of overlap where a business might be located in a suburb or people might live above their businesses in the city.
the model fails to show the gentrification of neighborhoods as certain classes start to take over cities.
the model fails to take into account all the parks and playgrounds in the city.
the model does not show any careful city planning that usually takes place when a city is born.
question 10
2 pts
the national organization for marriage is a group which travels across the country, condemning homosexuality and advocating against new laws allowing gay marriage. what type of movement are they participating in?
reform
resistance
alternative
revolutionary

Explanation:

First Question (Concentric Zone Model Critique)
Brief Explanations

Conflict theorists focus on power struggles and class dynamics. The concentric zone model’s critique from a conflict perspective would relate to class - based changes like gentrification. The first option is about business - residential overlap (more of a functionalist or urban planning critique), the third about parks (not a conflict - related issue), the fourth about city planning (not conflict - focused). The second option, about gentrification (certain classes taking over neighborhoods), aligns with conflict theory’s emphasis on class conflict in urban development.

Brief Explanations
  • Reform movements aim to change within the existing system (e.g., policy reforms).
  • Resistance movements oppose social change (here, opposing gay marriage laws and LGBTQ+ rights progress).
  • Alternative movements offer new lifestyles (not relevant here).
  • Revolutionary movements seek to overthrow the system (not the case here). The National Organization for Marriage is opposing the expansion of rights for LGBTQ+ people, so it's a resistance movement.

Answer:

The model fails to show the gentrification of neighborhoods as certain classes start to take over cities.

Second Question (National Organization for Marriage Movement Type)