Population of Selected U. S. Cities, 1840-1870 Urban Area 1840 1850 1860 1870 New York, NY 312,710 515,547 813,669 942,292 Baltimore, MD 2 >) 14. 102,313 169,054 212,418 267,354 New Orleans, LA 102,193 116,375 168,675 191,418 Philadelphia, PA 93,665 121.376 565,529 674,022 Boston, MA 93,383 136,881 177,840 250,526 The statistics in this table illustrate population changes associated with -​

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answer; exaggerate what you believe is the deception and state it, hoping that the other will jump in to "correct" the statement;

answer; underachivement;

representative sample

sociologists study the world, observe a predicament or interesting design, and set out to investigate it. they use investigation methods to design a study possibly a comprehensive, detailed and precise, by using experimental method for directing research and gathering data.

to study the characteristics of the whole population, sociologist prefers to obtain the sample which is the finite part of a demographic population whose characteristics are analyzed to obtain data from statistics.

when administering with population, it can be described as a set of respondents picked from a larger population for the goal of a survey. a population could be a group of objects, people, or articles from which samples are obtained for computation of the whole population which is the aim of the sociological study.