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To end this at 10:32pm I would like to summarize the Rural vs. Urban padlet by saying that majority of people want to live in Urban communities because they'd rather be in a place where they can receive education, be closer to transportation routes and, public services, more attractions, etc. Rather than in Rural areas where people have to do much more hard labor dealing with agriculture, and there's not as much stuff to do.

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Percentage of total population. (How much of the world’s population lives in urban areas? Rural areas?)

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Percentage of total population. (How much of the world’s population lives in urban areas? Rural areas?)

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In 2008, for the first time, the world's population was evenly split between urban and rural areas. There were more than 400 cities over 1 million and 19 over 10 million. More developed nations were about 74 percent urban, while 44 percent of residents of less developed countries lived in urban areas. Proven by the research that www.prb.org/Publications/Lesson-Plans/HumanPopulation/Urbanization.aspx did for me we can come to the definite conclusion that people most definitely want to live in a more Urban community as of 2008.

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Division of Labor (How is work split in the community? Any specialized Workers?)

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Division of Labor (How is work split in the community? Any specialized Workers?)

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In Rural communities usually everyone works off their "share" or "part". Because in the majority of Rural places most  people are farmers, do something in agriculture, etc. As in an Urban communities people usually have to go to school, college, etc. If you want a job in an Urban community it can be rather harder than it would be in a Rural community because since the cities are so densely populated. People are always fighting for jobs and people are always more qualified then one another etc.

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Family Size (Do you think rural communities /countries tend to have smaller or larger family sizes? What about family values? How do they differ in rural & urban communities?)

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Family Size (Do you think rural communities /countries tend to have smaller or larger family sizes? What about family values? How do they differ in rural & urban communities?)

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I think that Rural communities would have larger families because they need more people to help support there large amount of land, since the majority of people that live in a Rural  area do lots of agriculture. In Urban communities they would tend to have less children because it more tightly packed, less living area, less fresh air, and higher cost of living to be in a more developed region. For example Las Vegas is very packed all of the time and at places like MGM grand or Luxor (just naming off the top of my head) would cost a few thousand sometimes just to stay overnight, which can add up for families. Especially whenever their living on maybe minimum wage, and it has also been proven that's it's harder to get jobs to begin with in more urban areas because of qualification etc.

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Transportation, little to no public transportation access. Limited public services, such as malls, restaurants, theater and entertainment, hospitals, schools, police and fire departments. Surplus of wild animals. Rural houses can cost more than urban houses.

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Privacy, no crowded buildings, barely any pollution, no traffic, not that much noise, lots of free space. In rural areas there's more access to resources, more than an urban area would have. With clean water supply, with enough space you can supply your very own resources.

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Although, the big city has more job opportunities; there are also more people competing for a single job. This can make your job search frustrating. Oddly enough, you will see hundreds, if not thousands of jobs available each week, but you still might remain unemployed, especially when the economy is down. For example, you might be qualified for a job, but 10 other people who are applying for the position are slightly more qualified. Maybe they have more job experience or a master's degree and you just have a bachelor's.The cost-of-living is typically higher in big cities, and it can cost you an arm and a leg for a small apartment in a decent area of the city.

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Social Interaction (How frequently to people in each community interact with each other?)

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Social Interaction (How frequently to people in each community interact with each other?)

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People are more likely to interact with each other in urban areas because the people are more densely packed together. Rather than in rural areas where there are more land forms to separate the people, more country like

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A urban area has a lot of human settlement with high population density and infrastructure of built. Small population size typically characterizes a rural area.

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Suburbs are the out lying are of a city. Defined by dictionary.com as a district lying immediately outside a city or town, especially a smaller residential community.

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In the city there is accsess to transport and technology. In the city there are many facilities, but in the country there aren't. There are many thecnologies , communication and a lot of oppurtunity for development.

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(available jobs)
In an Urban are, people work as construction workers, social contractors, urban managers,entrepreneurs, etc. In a Rural area, people work as farmers,photographers, designers,artists, woodcraft, etc.

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What does the landscape look like?
In an Urban area the environment is mostly covered by large buildings and infrastructures, consisting of usually of non-agriculture jobs very developed. Filled with many "human structures" such as commercial buildings roads bridges and railways. As Rural areas are almost exactly the opposite containing little to no building or infrastructures. A lot of agriculture opportunities, farming  including cultivation of the soil for the growing of crops and the rearing of animals to provide food, wool, and other products. Rural areas are often called the country because residents can see and interact with the country's native wildlife.

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Andrea Currie & Jalacia Peters 1/26/17