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    Small Town Research Paper

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    Small Town Who wants to wake to the sound of car horns, jackhammers, and all the different sounds of a city that truly never sleeps? Who wants to sit in traffic for over an hour just to move a mile every 5 minutes? When you’re living in a small town, you are never stuck in traffic or woken up by construction; you might wake up from the train though! Small towns offer hospitality, which is helpful when you are in need of assistance or any type of help and you often know who moves into the town…

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    Introduction Small towns are easier to relax in compared to the city. It provides more comfort than the big city could bring. Plus, the big city puts more stress on your shoulders. Even more facts about small towns and big cities await in this report on small towns and big cities. In many ways, small towns are better than the big city. Not as Busy In a small town, it is very quiet. This break from loud noises is a positive way to reduce the amount of stress that everyone has to endure. This…

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    Muscle Shoal Differences

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    When one compares a big city to a small town, he or she will find many differences. Big cities often have skyscrapers, diverse groups of people, or tourists. When I think of my personal experiences and the comparison of two cities, I think of Las Vegas, Nevada, and Muscle Shoals, Alabama. There are many things that are different about Las Vegas and Muscle Shoals. The most notable differences are the natural elements, the laid back atmosphere, and the different types of people. Las Vegas has a…

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    In the documentary Megacities Reflect Growing Urbanization Trend it tells of the growing trends of migrants to major cities for a better life and even though most migrants move to city slums, the slums offer a better life than the home they left behind. They are many social issues that people face as the city slums grows in size such as over crowed population, lack of housing, polluted water, lack of electricity and food. Although the wealthy are affected by the over crowed population and…

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    After all the struggling, the bad times, today it might finally be over. Yesterday I was scavenging around Weston Street today to find any supplies worth taking. Weston Street is the most dangerous location of New Junction City if that’s even possible. It’s dominated by various gangs and groups who only looked out for themselves. I had heard what keeps them in power was this thing called “Magic”. I had to be fast my whole life in order to live. I haven’t had anyone to help me since I was a baby,…

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    The common pigeon brings about thoughts of public parks, an obsession for bread crumbs, white gunk on your windshield and not much else. Fortunately, these characteristics are mostly associated with the Feral Pigeon, or better known as the, Street Pigeon. Remarkably, this pigeon is only one out of its 310 other species, which are spread all across the globe. Although it seems very unnatural, New York City is home to over one-million pigeons, more than any other place in the world! One might…

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    Mount Pleasant Case Study

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    Like many communities in rural Iowa, downtown Mount Pleasant has a wealth of older multi-story buildings and is the economic hub for retail businesses, professional offices, specialty and personal service shops, restaurants, and other businesses. Downtown Mount Pleasant is fortunate to have a core group of beautiful historic buildings, which have been a catalyst for a successful and vibrant downtown. However, this has not always been the case. In 2002 Mount Pleasant became a Main Street…

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    During the industrial revolution, a lot of people moved to cities because there were a lot of factories in the city. The most alarming about the housing situation during the industrial revolution is that people had to live in poor houses and they need to pay the rent. Is unfair when you pay rent to the landlord when the house is ugly and poorly. In London, a lot of people had to live in a small room because they don’t want to spend a lot of money. Also, a lot of houses were…

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    Diverse Mega City

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    Cities have come a long way. However, from the pre-industrial times, there were merely ten thousand people that inhabited the city. According Professor Nelson in lecture, there were three reasons that caused this, “transportation of food, disease, and defense.” But since these cities were grimy, disease ridden due to lack of sanitation, why did people choose to live there? There are a couple of reasons, few being the opportunity to become economically prosperous by selling your craft, the…

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    Across the globe, we have different unique cities that bring out the best of culture, tradition combined with modernity, a state of class buildings and with huge commercial activity. Many cities are very modern with technological advancements and they spell class and wonder to the eyes of the beholder. Adelaide, Australia It is a beautiful capital city of South Australia and is often referred to as the green city. The numerous parks and boulevards of Adelaide make it a perfect green place to…

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