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Countries: Uganda, Lienchtenstien, Papua New Guinea, Burundi, Trinidad.

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Countries: Uganda, Lienchtenstien, Papua New Guinea, Burundi, Trinidad.

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Cities: New York, Manchester, London, Amsterdam, and Rome

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Cities: New York, Manchester, London, Amsterdam, and Rome

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The landscape of these cities is full of building, condos, and many homes. Although there is a large cluster of people everywhere, there are still beautiful parks, areas of open land/mountains, rivers, canals, and lakes. For example i New York, although congested, has managed to place parks carefully around the whole city.

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The landscape of these countries is a mix grasslands and tropical rainforest. Here is a picture from Uganda. There's lots of greens which is the grassland. It shows how not lots of people live in this area since there aren't any houses or showings of civilization.

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The landscape of most places in the suburbs is a good balance between lots of land, and many homes.Typically suburban areas, such as Round Rock, offer places where you can run around and where you go into work/settle down at. (In other words it's full of neighborhoods)

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Compared to other places the air quality in these cities is poor in certain areas. The air pollution is acceptable, however primarily only an issue to people unusually sensitive to air pollutants. Take Amsterdam and Rome for example: Amsterdam as little to no air problems, while in Rome a lot of the residents there may experience problems.

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For the most part, in all 5 of the cities mentioned (listed above) the do not have major rivers or lakes going through them. Although they may be surrounded by water, like New York, they don't have much other than a few lakes here and there.

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Primarily 1 thing all of the cities (listed above) will have in common is that they all have many of the same kinds of animals living there. In places like London and Manchester you probably won't see exotic animals in places other than zoos, instead you find a variety of birds, deer, and other small species of animal.

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Manchester has a population density of 12,210 people living per square mile (4,716 people living per square kilometer). Because of the job opportunities and social atmosphere of places like Manchester, people are drawn there, thus increasing the population density in cities.

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I think that urban communities typically have smaller families. It is easy to say that cities have far more people, but rural families have more children. This is because in the city you don't have as many large bedroom homes, instead there are condos and apartments. Also there are already plenty of people living around you, that the thought of having say 4 children is more difficult to do in the city.

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In cities, you will typically find that the majority of people work in the business industry. There are many buildings surrounded all around you, each of them being a place of job opportunities for many people. There are so many types of technology from transportation systems to something as simple as the latest iPhone. These technologies are important to businesses because it makes it much easier to track down all of their paperwork and employees. Plus do to there being so many people you are able to stay in contact with essentially everyone.

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If you were to ever go to London, you would find that it is full of many buildings where large companies have settled down at. You will also notice that, while there are your typical neighborhood homes, there are also many apartments and condos. The vast majority of people live in these apartments and condos, because it's closer to businesses and job opportunities.

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Just like every other place around the globe these urban cities contain years of culture expressed by everyone to ever live there. People of different religion come to cities in look for something new. Although what they didn't realize is that in doing so they've brought their music, art, ideas and so much more to these always growing communities.

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Economic-Living in an area full of different businesses gives great opportunity for loads of different types of jobs. It also gives you a chance to explore new things.

Social-Although it can be very busy living in urban areas, it can be wonderful. You are constantly surrounded by different culture whether be food, art or music.

Environmental-If you aren't a fan of the country side, or just find pleasure in looking up at a skyline, then living in an urban area is great. Also it would be very hard to be bored as there are plenty of things that you could try and do

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The air is less polluted and more healthy than cities except there could be bug spray, pesticide and pollen pollutants which is not as bad as city air pollutants. Burundi has better air quality compared to Uganda since Uganda is more civilized.

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The water quality in all the rural countries (listed above), do not have access to water or the water they have access to is not sanitary (like diseases). Some people must walk to the rivers, which come from runoffs, and they must figure out how to get it clean. The water is used for drinking, cooking, bathing and to grow crops which must be taken back to their houses.

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All of the countries I've listed above have very exotic animals that if you lived in the city, you would only find them in the zoo. The people must look out when they're out and about away from their towns then compared to if they did live in a city.

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Trinidad had a population density of 707 people living per square mile (273 per square kilometer) which is dense. 30% job to population rate(low).

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Rural communities typically have bigger families so that the kids can help out and do work to help the family maintain the crops and go do other chores like to get water etc.

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Professions in rural communities tend to be farming, fishing, and forestry for agriculture. Industry includes mining, manufacturing, energy production, and construction. Services cover government activities, communications, transportation and finance. It helps the community to grow and tried to stay with the other more developed countries.

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There are some business buildings for certain jobs but there's also just buildings to with stand earthquakes. Like in Lichtenstein, there are the business buildings but the more rural areas are places from homes and communities.

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Each rural area has their main religions, music, art, language and clothing types. The people that live there influence the specific types of those five things above.

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Happy New month of February!! What you shouldn't miss this month o... f love at Uganda National Cultural Centre (National Theatre). Monday 3rd February 2020 1,Jam session Time: 8pm Venue: Dance Floor Fee: Free Entrance "A perfect free space for both established and new crop of music talent to test their art, grow and improve their craft while enjoying the experience with the audience" Tuesday 4th February 2020 2, Love Faces Time: 7.30pm Venue: Auditorium Tickets: 10,000 Ugx "a film by Usama Mukwaya curated by African Movie Night" 3, Community Yoga Classes Time: 2pm - 4pm Venue: CICP Free Entry "Power Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, Yung, Acroyoga, Partner, Ashtanga, Yod, Restoration, Flexibility Yoga) Facilitated by Biibo Tag of Rejevunation Karma Yoga" 4, Dance Class by Uncle Walter Time: 4pm - 6pm Venue: Green Room Ticket: 10,000 Ugx "A fusion of African Dance Motifs, live Percussion/ Music and dance workout facilitated by Uncle Walter" Wednesday 5th February 2020 5, "Circle" a film by Nagawa Hellen curated by Uganda Cinema Night Venue: Auditorium Time: 6.30pm Tickets: 10,000Ugx Thursday 6th February 2020 1, "Comedicine" a comedy production by Fun Factory Time; 7.30pm Venue: Auditorium Tickets: 20,000Ugx 2, Dance Class by Uncle Walter Time: 4pm - 6pm Venue: Green Room Ticket: 10,000 Ugx "A fusion of African Dance Motifs, live Percussion/ Music and dance workout facilitated by Uncle Walter" 3, Dance Class by Samuel Ibanda Venue: CICP Time: 7pm - 8pm "Discover who you are through Dance" Tickets 20,000Ugx Friday 7th February 2020 1, "OMUKEBETE" - Speech day Venue: Auditorium Time: 8pm Tickets: 30,000 Ugx Standard & 50,000 Ugx VIP "A stand-up comedy production by Omukebete". 2, Dance Class by Samuel Ibanda Venue: CICP Time: 7pm - 8pm "Discover who you are through Dance" Tickets 20,000Ugx Saturday 8th February 2020 1, "Kabulikathowa - The stubborn Farmer" Time: 10am Venue: Auditorium Tickets: Free Entrance " A theatre production with talk back on environmental conservation by the Octave Productions Directed by a Spanish director Luis Marcus Sunday 9th February 2020 1, "The Land Title" a film by Bero Moses curated by Pearl Wood Movies Venue: Auditorium Time: 6.30pm Tickets: 10,000 Ugx 2, Community Yoga Classes Time: 2pm - 4pm Venue: CICP Free Entry "Power Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, Yung, Acroyoga, Partner, Ashtanga, Yod, Restoration, Flexibility Yoga) Facilitated by Biibo Tag of Rejevunation Karma Yoga" 3, Dance Class by Samuel Ibanda Venue: Dance Studio Time: 5pm - 8pm "Discover who you are through Dance" Tickets 20,000Ugx For further details contact us: Plot 2, 4 & 6 Dewinton road P.O.Box 3187 Kampala Phone: +256 414 245 567 Facebook: Uganda National Cultural Centre Twitter: Uncc16 Instagram: UNCC16 Uganda National Cultural Centre (National Theatre) Plot 2, 4 &6 De-winton Road, P.O.Box 3187 Kampala, Uganda. Mob: +256772226933 http://www.uncc.co.ug

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The atmosphere of suburban areas is close to always being a place of clean, safe air. Since you do not have so many people and buildings around, there is little to no pollutants in the air.

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Depending on where you are on globe say whether or not you have many or no waterways. As for Round Rock there are many lakes and ponds around to fish and swim at, but no rivers or large body of water surrounding it.

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Again the biosphere of suburban areas does vary. Although typically you will see deer, birds, foxes, coyotes, etc. These are all things you will also find in the cit, which makes since seeing as suburban areas are right outside of larger cities.

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In Round Rock, the population density is 3,144 people per square mile. This is far less than the average city, although still far more than any rural area. This is normal knowing that many people like the idea of settling down and raising a family in a busy, yet not so busy community.

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In my opinion, suburban families have more children than people in the city, yet less children than in rural areas. I think this is because suburban areas have more housing, educational and social opportunities for people with children. For example, in Round Rock most families will have anywhere between 2 and 4 children.

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In your typical suburban home you may find that some people go into the city for their job as some sort of business man/woman. Or they may have job a bit closer to home at a grocery store or small company. In this area you would have good technology, although it may not be so everywhere that it consumes the place. This is because people still stay connected to communities and other cities/people around them.

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You will find many homes, restaurants, and malls around the community. This is because many families are around, and they want the opportunity to have everything they need just 10 minutes away.

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Suburban culture isn't just specific religions, art, language, and clothes. There's also traditions within the community. People come and go in the suburbans but the ones that stay will carry on the traditions.

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Economic-younger families move into the suburban area to give their families a start since it's viewed safer than other areas.

Social-if you want to be surrounded by people or go with friends somewhere, you can drive a few minutes and have a fun time out with different, foods, music and art options.

Environmental-there's a mix of the urban and rural area so if you can find different things to be at peace with depending on how you find piece.

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Economic-there are jobs from business to farming which gives you an opportunity to try different things and have different options.

Social-since there's less people in rural areas, you'll have closer bonds and better relationships with people if you ever need help with anything.

Environmental-if you just want some peace and quiet for a break or just want to be with nature then you can chill.