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Now, since the world is very populated in lots of areas, not too many new towns form. However, in the times when towns did usually form, and even today, they often form as settlements near ports or easy trading areas.
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Hoovervilles.
Boom towns formed when people found some reason to gather in a certain area, such as a gold or silver strike. These became ghost towns when the resources ran out or conditions became so hard that the people could no longer stay alive in that location.
They were escaping from the harrasment and discrimination they experienced.
Oliver J. Dinius has written: 'Company towns in the Americas' -- subject(s): Industrialization, Company towns, Social engineering, History
Well, in the bituminous coal industry, towns built by coal companies were called "company towns" or more commonly "coal patches". For example, most of the small towns in southwestern Pennsylvania were coal patches. As company towns, all citizens were beholden to their employer, the coal company. They had to use the "company store", paid high company costs, and the company even had their own "company police" to enforce rules the company made. All the homes looked the same, one after another, built on hillsides, and with very tiny yards. Bentleyville PA, Vesta PA, Monessen PA,, Charleroi PA (and more) were all coal patches / company towns.
John Anthony Riffel has written: 'Quality of life in resource towns' -- subject(s): Community development, Company towns, Cities and towns
They could not leave their jobs until their debts were paid to the company
Entire communities known as company towns.
i'm guessing canada is about 60 percent white. minorities in all cities, it's a big country with small towns though
A system for holding workers to their jobs until debts were repaid
Federico Bucci has written: 'Company Towns' 'Prairie School (Rassegna, No. 74)'
Societies are called multicultural when different ethnic groups are settled in the same towns or cities and they retain their own culture and traditions. Instead of assimilating with the local population, these groups maintain their own identity.
Cineplex seems to be the parent company of SilverCity cinemas in Canada. The list theaters in Glouchester, Victoria, Windsor, Polo Park and other Canadian towns.
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