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Suburban areas are areas that are kind of near the urban areas. They sit miles away from cities. Like Round Rock is a suburban area of Austin, which is a big city. Yet they are not rural because many people live in these areas and there are roads and shops and everything. Just not as big and crazy as a normal large city.

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Russia
Pretty much all of Africa
Canada
Middle East
Australia

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J. Identify political mostly urban regions

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J. Identify political mostly urban regions

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Japan
East coast USA
Western Europe
Brazil
Western USA

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In rural areas of the world, there is definitely a culture point. People have their culture and celebrate it, since people who live in these areas are usually of the same background, I don't think they have the exposure to other cultures as urban areas do. But they have their own and i think there is less mixing in general. They are strong about their beliefs.

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Urban culture i think depends on the area and the type of people in it. In the US, lots of people don't celebrate the same things. But in other cities, like in Mexico, everyone comes together with culture, for example, Dia De Los Muertos. But in general, think there is definitely less culture. It honestly depends on the area. Some, there is mixing, others, people generally have the same beliefs, so they all celebrate, it depends on the culture and the area. (sorry this was probably a terrible answer)

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They are sometimes way smaller than those of urban areas. Usually made out of things around. Like wood, or mud, or straw from dead plants. People are mostly outside for everything. but they sleep and keep their belongings inside in some cases.

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Urban buildings are typically more packet together and sometimes taller, and sometimes larger, sometimes as big as only a 10X10 floor space. It depends on where you live. You have to pay for them. Either all together, or monthly. They are made of brick, glass, and other things. People do most things in buildings.

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People in rural areas often do things involving the land. Like raising animals or tending to crops. They do more of everything rather than just one little thing. There are less people involved, probably more money involved too since there is more work. They  often provide for themselves as well and there is less technology

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People in urban communities usually have a job where they work for someone, like a company or a service industry. They often work with other people. This is because urban areas have lots of people, so they make smaller jobs where people only do ONE thing. Such as only fixing computers, and only washing dishes to make jobs or more people. More technology involved also.

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Families in rural areas typically have more children than those of urban families. Anywhere from 1-14 sometimes. They might need children to help work on the farm or family business. Women usually stop going to school earlier once they have kids, and they stay with the kids thereafter. Making families bigger. (my uncle lives on and runs a farm and he has 10 kids)

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Families in urban areas typically do not have a lot of children. Only maybe 1-4 usually. They spend their time working and they do not NEED children.

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Rural areas typically have much fewer people overall. But even places that do have a substantial population, like Australia, have low densities. Australia is a very rural country, with lots of desert, so the population density here is only 3 people per square kilometer.

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Urban areas typically have a higher population density than that of rural areas. For example, Macao SAR, China, has 20,204 people per square kilometer. people are tightly packed together in these urban areas.

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Wild life grows freely in the rural areas. Animal life is natural and balanced. Plants have what they need to grow and prosper. There is grass, trees, fish, flowers, all natural and living uninterrupted.

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Urban areas typically do not have a lot of vegetation or wild animal life. Few plants, few animals unless placed there on purpose.

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Typically, the water in rural areas isn't clean either. The people that live in these areas never know if it is safe or not. They usually boil it to make sure. Since these areas are less developed, they don't have the money or technology to clean their water. So the water is dirty, usually has bacteria growing in there, and also has animal excrement, dirt, and plant matter in it.

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Since urban areas are more developed, they often have water plants that clean the water so that is available at any time and it is safe to drink and bathe in. They often get it from somewhere else and clean it through a local plant. But the natural water in lakes and things is not safe to drink or use. Sewage leakage and toxins often get in as a product of city life.

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Rural atmosphere is much better, without all the cars and machines running, it is cleaner, fresher, and better for you. Its better for plant growth. You can see the sky and clouds and breathe freely.

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Urban lithosphere is just land that is urban. Concrete and asphalt are common, tall buildings, and things underground like electrical lines, water pipes, gas pipes, sewer pipes, etc. Few vegetation.

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With all the factories and cars expelling CO2, the atmosphere above urban areas isn't the best. Smog can appear. Thick air that can be harmful to people who have respiratory illnesses like asthma. Clouds can become common. Sometimes, even birds and other animals avoid the area because of the bad air.

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Rural lithosphere is land that could be, out in the countryside. With plants and animals and not so many buildings, sometimes even no electricity or running water. And lots of vegetation.