The Chicago School focused on cities as ________; however, most contemporary theory and research in urban sociology focus on cities as ________.
A) natural formations; created environments
B) places of conflict; places of cooperation
C) social constructions; created environments
D) dangerous; safe

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The Chicago School viewed cities as natural formations, evolving organically due to various social and ecological processes. In contrast, contemporary urban sociology often sees cities as created environments, shaped by human design, planning, and intervention.

The Chicago School Focused on Cities as ________; However, Most