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    Suburban Sprawl Essay

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    result, more and more people move out of cities and live in suburban area. These suburban communities are called suburban sprawl. As most people live in the suburbia, merchants relocate themselves with their customers. Office and jobs stayed in the cities in the beginning. Gradually, offices moved out too because it is cheap for them to set up office at suburbia where closer to their workers and targeted clients. After families and jobs moving out, cities became empty and the population…

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    Armilla's Thin City

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    Armilla is deemed a thin city, but why it is deemed so cannot be concretely seen in the text. It could be related to the lack of characteristics that contribute to a sensory picture of a city, such as the walls and floors, the rooves and windows. It’s simply the pipes, the hidden veins of cities that no one thinks about when they’re out of sight, so they seem less of the city even though they are, functionally, of deep importance to it. A different take on Armilla’s thinness could be the other…

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    Iroquois Tribe

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    Iroquois The “People of the Longhouse”, also known as the Iroquois people, are actually a group of tribes that is made of up of six tribes in total. Those tribes that make up this league are The Mohawk, The Seneca, The Onondaga, The Cayuga, The Oneida, and lastly The Tuscarora (they played a less important role than the others as they did not join in the league until the 1700s. These tribes were all run basically the same, but each had their individual parts to play in the league (Treuer 32).…

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    so to does the flow of the city, residential and rural areas. Due to the rise in suburbia and the bourgeois commuter there has been altered movements within the city changing the original purpose of the city and promoting collective groups of communities that exist on the edge of a larger city. Suburbanization grew in the times of the Depression and WWII as well as the developments of technology. Automobiles became available which allowed people to move out of the city and commute to work. The…

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    I live over fifteen miles from the small town that I would consider my hometown. While the distance between myself and Auburn, Indiana is large I have been closely influenced by the small town’s values of hard work and tradition. With the city being founded around the manufacturing of the Auburn Automobile, today the town takes pride in the museum to honor the traditions of the company. When visitors come to my town I would invite them to the Auburn, Cord, Duesenberg museum. The town is proud of…

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    Change In Europe

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    With the growth of the protestant religion and the Reformation in the period 1500 – 1650, different religious communities and areas grew within cities. This drove the growing unrest and crisis in Europe. There was at least one war in progress in Europe during the early 1700s, including the thirty years war. “The Thirty Years’ War (1618-48) began when the Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand II of Bohemia…

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    Belonging To Poland

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    forced me to embrace my culture and love it. My family that lives there caused me to say that Zamosc is my second home. When all of my family in Poland is together there is such a great sense of acceptance, belonging, and love. The people in this little town encourage me to be myself and try new things. Four very diverse humans live in Zamosc that I call family; Aunt Mariola, Uncle Peter, Diana, and Sara. Recently, I traveled alone to Poland to stay…

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    It was Saturday morning when Yoyo, who is from China, just arrived in the States to complete her degree in Business in Management in GreenRiver College. She decided to take a walk around Bellingham Downtown to see the new environment. Yoyo was indecisive about the bus system and which places should she go. Then, at the bus stop, she asked an American old lady who was sitting on the bench right next to her about how she could go to the Public Market. Unfortunately, the old lady felt offended by…

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    quickly around people that are cramped in small slums and this caused many deaths. Jobs were starting to increase as was the economy because as many farmers left their farms, they went looking for a job in the city and crops were in high demand as the population grew. As more people come to cities, the more farmers needed to grow crops to feed the people. During the 1800's the type of transportation Manchester used was a steam powered locomotive or…

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    Housing Issues In America

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    strain on large cities due to the lack of adequate housing for all of the new residents. The traditional high-density residential buildings cities once depended on to house their citizens can no…

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