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yes they are, suburbs are now becoming more and more urban. Though they are becoming more urban they are not like anything we have seen before. by 2050 we may not be able to tell them apart very well.
They migrated to the suburbs.
In reference to the Roaring 20s, one changing attitude of people living in developing suburbs was that they became more politically conservative. They also became more politically active in general.
they were neighborhoods away from the city centers. People were attracted to the suburbs by more land or bigger homes
The Union planned to capture Mississippi. This would break the South in half and create more problems.
Narrow European streets create the illusion of high density suburbs
No, hiding from your problems aren't good because they create more and more problems.
Problems that are not promptly solved create more problems.
Suburbs tended to be more conservative and Republican.
A city usually is considered to have many more people that suburbs. Suburbs are usually located outside of the city.
Problems in the cities
I seriously doubt that it could, because the more things we create, even though they may solve certain problems, they create more, thus creating a never ending chain of problems... However, that is just my view...
A city usually is considered to have many more people that suburbs. Suburbs are usually located outside of the city.
In the second biblical creation story (Genesis 2:4b-20), God's creation of Adam was the first act of creation. God then planted a garden eastward of Eden.For more information, please visit: http://christianity.answers.com/theology/the-story-of-creation
Discuss your problems and try not to make fuss as it will create more problems. Clear out things as it cause confusion and avoid to do those things in future.
Inner cities tend to have higher population density, more commercial and industrial land use, and fewer green spaces compared to suburbs. Suburbs typically have more residential areas, larger residential lots, more parks and recreational areas, and more open space. Suburbs also tend to have lower population density and more car-dependent infrastructure compared to inner cities.
the fact that it was to similar, and every house looked the same. tht's all i have, & i need like one or two more reasons why. & i can't find any. help?!