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∙ 14y agoMore international ideas; and Access to better educational facilities.
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∙ 10y agoThere are many advantages to living in a city. In the city, there is always something to do, so a person rarely gets bored. Additionally, markets and other stores tend to stay open all night in the city, so people can get their groceries or run their errands whenever they want.
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∙ 10y agoThere's easy access to cultural attractions #Apex #Mike4G
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∙ 13y agoBecause its bigger
The city has a much larger population in a smaller area. This increases the likelihood of crowding, disagreements with neighbors, and lack of privacy. Noise, crime and air pollution are also proportionally higher in urban areas.
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no cities were evacuated. Children living is some cities - especially (east) London were
Tenements were usually found in large industrialized cities, providing living quarters for large influxes of immigrants and factory workers
Sharecropping gave freed slaves a chance to earn a living and gave landowners a much needed labor force.
More international ideas; and Access to better educational facilities.
Some benefits of living in cities include access to more job opportunities, cultural events, entertainment options, and a wider range of services and amenities. Cities tend to have better public transportation systems and more diverse dining and shopping options compared to rural areas.
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More international ideas; and Access to better educational facilities.
More international ideas; and Access to better educational facilities.
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Some benefits of living in cities include easy access to amenities like restaurants, entertainment, and cultural events, better job opportunities, and efficient public transportation systems. Additionally, cities tend to offer a wider variety of educational and healthcare services.
The major cause of shorter life spans of those living in cities as opposed to those in the country was due to the close proximity in which city dwellers were living. Diseases spread easily and quickly, recourses were scarcer, and factory jobs created more accidents.
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Some drawbacks of living in cities compared to the countryside include higher cost of living, increased pollution levels, more noise and congestion, and limited access to green space and nature. City living can also be more stressful and fast-paced compared to the peaceful surroundings of rural areas.
Living in cities often provides access to a wide range of amenities such as job opportunities, cultural experiences, and diverse dining options. Cities also tend to have better access to public transportation, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions compared to rural areas. Additionally, cities tend to offer a more vibrant social scene and networking opportunities.
Christianity found its followers in the cities because that's where the most people lived. The larger cities had squalor and crowded living conditions and the people there were open to the Christian promise of a "better life", as opposed to the country people who stubbornly clung to their rural gods.