The Chicago School of Urban Sociology used theories from the following person:

According to ecological theories, the internal structure of the city evolved through competition.  

 The urban growth machine ideology influences local governments to view cities not as places where people live, work, and have social relationships, but solely as a place where it is necessary to create a “good business climate,”  

Robert Park said, “This science is what we call human, as distinguished from plant and animal ecology” in reference to:

The concept of “succession” in urban ecology refers to:

According to Jonathan Kwitny in the article, “The great transportation conspiracy: A juggernaut named desire,” the name of the Congressional-committee staff member who wrote the report, “American Ground Transport” which uncovered monopolistic practices in the automobile industry was:

According to Jonathan Kwitny in the article, “The great transportation conspiracy: A juggernaut named desire,” Los Angeles streetcars were replaced by buses because buses more efficient:

According to Jonathan Kwitny in the article, “The great transportation conspiracy: A juggernaut named desire,” the name of the front company for General Motors that purchased many streetcar systems was:

The power elite are influential because they control the higher positions in the political and business hierarchy