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What is the trend in population movement in the US?
urban to rural.
In what year did the urban population exceed the royal population in US?
As of 1790, the urban population in the US exceeded the rural population. This marked a significant shift in population distribution.
Is the US urban or rural?
It all depends where you are... It's both urban and rural!
Is the US mostly urban or mostly rural?
Urban
What percent of the US population shops at superstore?
In Urban areas, 85 percent, in rural areas: 25 percent.
Is the US a rural or urban country?
Rural refers to the countryside. Urban refers to the city or town.
What is a current intraregional trend in the US?
urban to rural.
Is the US an urban or rural area?
I would say both!
How has population in US shifted through history?
In the 1700's 90% of the population were on farms and about 10% in cities/towns. That has flipped. Today 90% is in urban areas while 10% is rural/farms.
What are two major problems Urban and rural in US?
Meth, and unemployment
What percentage of the world's people lived in urban areas in 1925?
45%
Is the population of the US distributed mainly in the cities or equally between rural areas and cities?
A large majority of the American population is in cities, as evidenced by the much lower population in predominantly rural states such as Wyoming. This is true especially when looking at the number of people per square mile. You literally can't have as many people in rural environments, because you need lots of space for crops and animals, while in cities, people can live on top of each other in apartments and such.
