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Sociodemographic Change

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1 Sociodemographic Change
Rural Residence while Growing Up Urbanization White Male Growing Minority Population Education More College Grads High Skilled Manual Service Sector/Professionals Married Men & Men With Larger Families Single Family Homes, Smaller Families

2 Attitudes & Values

3 Leopold’s Shack

4 White Pine

5 Birch

6

7 Changing Values Materialist to Post Materialist Value Shift
Increasing Affluence Increasing Education Urbanization Declining Residential Stability Wildlife Traditionalists: Lower Incomes Lower Education More Likely to Live in Rural Places More Likely to Live in the Same Place Over Time

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