There was no urbanization in this time. This is a modern idea and term. People were born in an area and stayed there until they died. Very seldom did they get beyond 5 or 10 miles from home. When walking five miles that will take a day or so. If going by horse that will take a day's ride. There were no lights at night so people didn't go anywhere at night unless they knew the area very well otherwise it could mean death. In 1345 the plague hit Europe and when over half of the population of a town or city is gone in days that means people don't venture away from home. Over 3/4 of the population was gone by the time plague was over. This left gaps in the society. The means and the will for people to move just wasn't there, so there was no urbanization that took place.
they traded with Europe and Asia
Urbanization was able to grow rapidly in India during the Maurya empire.
from western Europe, due to the constant change in society and the freedom that the new world had to offer
One important change in Europe caused by the Industrial Revolution was the shift from agrarian economies to industrialized urban centers. This transition led to significant population migration from rural areas to cities, resulting in urbanization and the growth of a working-class population. Additionally, it transformed labor practices, leading to the rise of factories and changes in social structures, which ultimately influenced political ideologies and movements, including socialism and labor rights.
the americans help europe escape the war
europe is ahead of canada by some hours
they traded with Europe and Asia
They won
It increased.
It grew from Western Europe to Eastern Europe, then collapsed to Eastern Europe.
It grew from Western Europe to Eastern Europe, then collapsed to Eastern Europe.
It grew from Western Europe to Eastern Europe, then collapsed to Eastern Europe.
the difference is that it change so it is different
Im not sure
By trading between Europe and Asia
Urbanization was able to grow rapidly in India during the Maurya empire.
from western Europe, due to the constant change in society and the freedom that the new world had to offer