The Advantages of Living in a Big City Essay

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    grew up in and some prefer the big city, where there’s tons of excitement and plenty of things to do. Small towns are secluded, stress-free, and traditional for some. There are plenty of advantages of living in a small town compared then living in a big city. Living in a quiet, friendly environment where you know all of your neighbors because most of you grew up together. People never have to worry about crime happening or something serious because the community would help each other when they are in need. Living around the same people most of your life, you eventually become one big family. Like my mom says, “In a small town you’re one big family, but in a large city you’re just a face in a sea of faces.” You’ll never feel lonely when you have zero to do…

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    moved to big cities in early adulthood. In many cases, these friends inevitably ended up relocating back to their small towns, or at least spoke yearningly of the good lives they enjoyed there. Acknowledging that there are obvious benefits to living in a large city, my friends’ reasons for preferring small town living to big city life echo my own. Considering things like the social aspects, environment and lifestyle available in small towns, I have to agree and say that this is the life I would…

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    Living in different places has its own perks and disadvantages, but one will always outweigh the other. Living in a big city, although I haven’t done it for a long period of time before, is far better than living in a small town for many reasons such as the schooling, resources, job opportunities, and the health of a person. Things like public transportation or restaurants you’d never find near a small town. Even the schooling can be better when attending a school in large urban areas. The jobs…

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    In the book, “The Suburb Reader” by Becky W. Nicolaides and Andrew Wiese, while reading chapter 9, Postwar America, there were many things that got my attention while reading it. This chapter talks about how there was many Americans that move from the city to the suburban areas during that Great Depression and the World War II because of the economy status during this time. These wars made the housing shortage in a very crisis levels. During this time because of the need that all these Americans…

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    Country Town Vs. Big City

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    country town or a big city, there is much to take into consideration. It will be useful to know about career opportunities, cost of living and the education system. Although both a city and country town have there advantages and disadvantages, they greatly differ from one another. When choosing between the two it is essential to settle on the one that is most pliable to ones lifestyle. Knowing there will be jobs open, having a plan of the cost of living in one of the two and…

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    Where should we live in America? In a small state or in the big state? This question is really hard to get the accurate answer because it depends on what you need for your life in the future. For me, I always think " The grass is alway greener on the other side", while live and studying in California, I'd choose to live in New York city, located in the same name New York state in the future. To a 16 years old boy want to be a lawyer like me, there are a lot of reasons for this option. Judging by…

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    Dos Lagos Analysis

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    the city where odious activities and marginal people congregated” (Fishman, 2006). At that time, the suburbs were usually subordinate to the central city and inhabited by the poor. In some places, suburbs were swallowed as the main city expanded. However, things began to change in the late 18th century. The earliest appearance of suburbs coincided with the spread of the first urban settlements (History of Suburbs, 2012). This was mainly because the city became too crowded to live…

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    Big City Girl, Small Town Woman Jennifer, or Jen as some like to call her, was born July 24th, 1970, in the Chicago suburb of Bolingbrook, Illinois. Jen Townsend was the name she grew up with through out her high school and college career, but on October 7th, 1995, her life changed when she married David Claeys, a man from a town smaller than the size of her entire high school. They met at Western Illinois University, where she attended college, and majoring in business. After about three years…

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    The Joys Of Buying A Home

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    all of the upkeep, a townhouse might be the right choice for you. With a townhouse, your space is your own. You can enjoy owning your own home without the upkeep and bother. When to consider a townhouse First time home buyers like young couples starting out are perfect examples of people who start out with a townhouse as their first home. Or, if you are empty nesters who think it 's time to down-size - a town home may be the perfect alternative for you. Townhouse living will give…

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    Zombie Survival Guide: How to Prepare and Survive the Zombie Apocalypse If zombies became a living nightmare, and were no longer just found in the movies, rather in real life as well, life would become very difficult for an individual. First, an individual would have to stay away from a city, due to the large population which would lead to a large zombie outbreak. Second, they would have to gather supplies and weapons. Third, the individual would have to find others, for the reason that being in…

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