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Theory Application: Mohamed Mohamed Bah grew up in a small village in Sierra Leone called Motema (p. 98). When he was a young boy he lived with his mother but then went to live with his older brother, 1 of 25 siblings, in Freetown, Sierra Leone (p. 98). Mohamed follows the Muslim faith, has short hair, skin the color of coffee beans, and a deep widows peak (p. 84). While in Freetown, Mohamed attended the Hope Day School and was given the opportunity to come to the United States of America (US)…

On this case, mainly for senior and disabled people. Likewise, retailers and service providers usually settle in busy streets or throughfares. This confluence of activities happens along one or two main axes, stagnating polarities with surrounding areas and not establishing relationships with eventual small retailers in other streets. *Secondary diversity is a name for the enterprises that grow in response to the presence of primary uses, to serve the people the primary use draw. In: JACOBS,…

difficult to accomplish because most if not all the people know what kind of vehicle each other drive so if they saw someone else driving they would most likely question it and either call the vehicle owner or the police. I favor a minimally populated area because that’s where I have grown up. Living in a town with fewer people means commuting to work, school or the store is faster and easier because street lights are much shorter since there are fewer cars trying to get through them and traffic…

towns and urban areas. Rural areas of urban areas spring up everywhere throughout the world constantly, and populaces develop with them. Real territories or urban communities of nations are generally center points of monetary criticalness, and shape the nation into it's actual self. These regions help the nation develop, and give hundreds and a large number of occupations and professions for the residents. Canada's biggest center point is Toronto, yet all real Canadian urban areas have their own…

At first, as I was examining the image of the swimmer, I thought about determining the area between the swimmer’s legs. At first, I thought that I could relate it to the area of a triangle, but later acquired the fact that the side length and height of an isosceles triangle cannot be equivalent, which meant that the area of a triangle would not fit this image. Figure 2 Created in Microsoft Paint In Figure 2, I have attempted to display an isosceles…

The new movement, as a response to the widespread of the suburban development, has been in existence for the past decade. Palen (2015), explained “Urbanism is a social and behavioral response to living in certain places” (p. 9). According to The movement emerged in the United States as another option to the design of its predecessor. It is aimed to improve urban design through the use of many different principles. The principles and practices of the move: the movement promotes the creation and…

(Tuñón, 2006). Migration into urban areas has created overcrowding, increased competition for resources and congestion in transportations. The rural areas deserted by the migrants faced new challenges in development such as slow economic growth and shortage of labour force. This would lead to further divergence in the development level between urban and rural places. This would lead to more workers moving into urban areas looking for job opportunities…

Despite what most people think, Soccer is a very simple game. In order to play a game of soccer, you will need eleven people per team and two teams per game. In addition, it is helpful to have a referee. Each player will need to have a team jersey to wear for the game. As well as shin guards, socks and cleats. In addition, each team will need to have a goal net that should be placed at either end of the field, along with a soccer ball. Once all these are acquired you are ready to have a soccer…

inevitably lead to changes in attitude, worldview, and way of life of urban folks and this is something foreseeable (Ahmad, Z., Ahmad, N., & Abdullah, H., 2009). The characterization of urbanization in the minds of every individual might differ in certain areas but ultimately leads to an impression of positive changes in living conditions. With urbanization in mind, individuals articulate a concrete idealism to form a “Quality World”. The quality world is what Glasser (1998) refers to as the…

Alex Marshall states throughout the book “How Cities Work” that in order for any city to be a healthy it is crucial to have the three legged stool. The three legged stool is composed of politics, economics and transportation. In transportation it gives us the most visual and dynamic in the way a place is shaped. That’s why places such as Silicon Valley, Jackson Heights and John Jay community all differ from each other. Adding on to this, the way our transportation systems are built and the…