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    Small Town Research Paper

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    town you can do pretty much anything you want to. People can go mudding in there own fields.They can play baseball in there yard instead of going to a park. People can have ponds in there yard so they can go fishing and swimming if they want. In a city people really cant do that stuff. People can build whatever they want on there own property. There are more positive things about…

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    Manly Case Study

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    council improvements to the area. The transport within the area has changed quite a lot as now it is well visited and not an “outsider community”. The ferry wharf has now grown and public buses are operated by the Government that go in and out of the city and all around NSW. This also allows the children of Manly access education easier. The education has greatly improved as well as now some of Sydney's top selective schools are now run in Manly borders. This is how the community of Manly has…

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    Oh, how the times have changed. My once small and serene neighborhood is transforming into an expansive and raucous city of its very own. Yes, the hospitable community of Julington Creek is gone forever, instead being exchanged for the bustling city life. My home, Julington Creek, is now a vastly different area than it was when I first moved to Florida, it is growing at an uncontrollable rate, loosing sizable plots of wooded land, and has lost its true identity as a community. When I first moved…

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    housing areas, modernizing and remodeling buildings to get them up to middle-class standard. When successful, this helps the community and draws in a new crowd. Updated urban living areas are a huge draw for those who want to live in the heart of the city. On the other hand, there were people living there before modernization began. With the nicer housing, property value and prices go up. This is sometimes so drastic that previous residents can’t afford to live in places they’ve been their…

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    Urban Sprawl In Canada

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    outdoor, like parades and public music concerts to help encourage social interactions and reduce isolation or segregation. If an expansion of the city is the only choice, it should be mandatory for the land and city developers to consult with the Ministry of Health and the health sectors to collaborate and find ideal solutions to balance population growth and city expansion that will not impact public health in a bad…

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    Advanced Cities is about how cities have grew and became more advanced over time. As ancient Egypt grew so did trade, Queen Hatshepsut made Egypt richer through trade by trading with nearby countries. The Egyptians traded a lot to a land called Punt. Ancient Egyptians began to build houses using bricks made out of mud mixed with chopped straws. Usually richer and wealthier Egyptians slept on mats and had bigger houses with courtyards for shade, meanwhile poorer Egyptians often slept and ate on…

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    If you like the look of Victorian-era houses, you’ll love the architecture Redfern offers. This inner-city suburb is one of Sydney’s oldest and is less than three kilometres from the central business district of Sydney, making it close to the airport, public transportation, and the best beaches in New South Wales. Its residents consider it a perfectly positioned suburb. Lifestyle This popular Sydney suburb neighbours the popular area of Surry Hills and it is home to a diverse Australian…

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    In the passages in the article What if busy cities had no cars on the streets? By newsela there are two different points of view on the topic whether there should be cars in the city. The author of the first passage believes that there should not be cars allowed in cities from a couple reasons. He believes that there should be no cars on the street because it is good for local businesses, has health benefits, it's less noisy, and no worry of being hit by cars. On the other hand, the author of…

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    With rising land prices there are less green spaces in the city even with restrictive laws in place. Tehran was once filled with gardens, but urbanization destroyed them. Courtyards used to employ most of the green space in the city. However, when the new apartments were being constructed they were not designed to have any green spaces. Urban sprawl breaks up the relationship between humans and the environment. Sprawl causes an increase in city commuting time. In 1980 Tehran’s government was…

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    not hear that often in our today’s music. Overall, the song is not as bad as I thought; it comes to the fact that the more I listen to it, the more I start to appreciate the song. Not a bad way to start the album. The song, “Living for the City,” is my favorite song in the album hands down. It is seven minutes and twenty-three minutes long, but I recommend that one should listen to the whole thing; please do not skip a single part. As a matter of fact, it was so good that I listen to it three…

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