They moved to suburbs because new neighborhoods were built. Cars are responsible for suburban life. Before cars people lived in and around the city center. They could walk to downtown, shop, and go to government offices because they were living near them. With the invention of the car people didn't have to stay so near to downtown so they began to build further out. After the men came home from WW2 they wanted new homes for their young families away from the older rundown parts of town, so construction companies began to build vast neighborhoods for the families and because they didn't want to drive all the way to shop stores were built to sell to the new families. Schools were built and eventually malls were created with movie theaters, restaurants, and more stores. Today, some cities have gone back into the older sections, restored older homes and apartments, added outdoor cafes, and having events in downtown so the lost downtowns are becoming places to go and be seen.
The atomic bomb has been tested in many parts of the world but it was used as a weapon in World War II when one each was dropped on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan.
I think 2billion people
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alot
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farms to cities
(cities)
Cities, yo.
People move to cities for better job opportunities, access to education, healthcare, and cultural amenities. Cities also offer a higher standard of living with more recreational activities and social networking opportunities. Additionally, cities tend to have better infrastructure and transportation systems.
great migration; cities in the North
Into the cities where the jobs were
Children were moved out of the cities during World War 2 as a precautionary measure to protect them from the dangers of bombing raids and other wartime hazards. The bombing campaigns targeted major cities, and it was believed that the countryside offered a safer environment for children to live in during the war. This evacuation effort was known as "Operation Pied Piper" in Britain.
A large group of African Americans who left the South during the Great Migration in the early 20th century to escape racial discrimination and seek employment opportunities in northern industrial cities.
.Which term describes the process of people moving from rural areas to cities?
Many people moved from the cities to the suburbs
Declines in urban population, as people moved to the suburbs, reduced the tax base in many cities.
Many people moved from rural areas to cities.