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QUESTION 1

Early humans (hunter-gatherers) developed alternate sources of food in agriculture, selective breeding and fishing. Because they did not have to hunt and scavenge all the time, they could put energy into other fields like tools, arts, culture and trade. The settlements are now known as cities.

Trade was important because a settlement that was rich in minerals but had no fertile soil could trade the minerals to a well-developed city in order to gain food, benefiting them both.

But trade utilized a lot of facilities (e.g. carts, boats, ports, roads) and those facilities needed to be maintained through labor. This attracted people from the countryside to settle down and find jobs in the city as more opportunities were made available.

When the Industrial Revolution hit, the distribution of technology allowed cities to expand even further, and job opportunities grew. Cities kept expanding to what they are today.

QUESTION 2

The future of cities can differ drastically from case-to-case, but in general most cities will grow inn population; thus they will improve their technology, facilities and general standard of living to accommodate.

Some cities will experience a massive overpopulation problem. If not dealt with this can cause an influx of crime and disease due to the increasing need of basic necessities, healthcare and education opportunities. There is also the problem of pollution to deal with.

QUESTION 3

A megacity is a word to describe a city with over 10 million people. Three examples are New York, Beijing and Tokyo.

GOH YAXIN

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Few years (thousan) ago, people during teh days were haunting for animals such as mammoths, when arroctural techniques were learn by them, they did not need to go out to search food anymore
2) The cities need to provide enough food due to the population growing bigger and more stuff.
3) Tokyo,Delhi, Shangai are megacities. Megacities mean a population with over 10 millon people

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1)Few thousand years ago,people during those days were hunting for food such as Mammoths,ungulates,megatherium and more as they were nomads,Agriculture led to dense,settled and food surplus that required storage and could facilitate trade.

2)In the near future the population in urban areas will in increase on a rapid paste and cities would require more resoucres and food would be on a higher demand then ever.

3)Beijing,Shanghai and tokyo

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1. Back in the ancient days, people are hunting for food. The people are nomads. Agriculture led to dense, settled and food surplus. People had been trading things. Lots of nomads stay in the cave on that time until the Bronze Age when people could build shelters for themselves. They continued doing this method until the pre-industrial era in the 17th century. Due to the technology era, people invent such modern inventions such as microscope, telephones, radios and others. We use lots of modern technologies nowadays and the technologies are extremely complexed.

2. In the future, the city will have a massive population like much more population than China. People will be much more skillful and expert to create new inventions such as robots. Lots of skyscrapers will be the tallest buildings in the world during the future days.

3. There are lots of megacities around the world to set as three of the examples. They are Tokyo, Singapore and Bangkok.

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1.people in the past were hunting for food,they were nomads.Agriculture led to dense, settled, and food surplus that required storage and could facilitate trade.

2.. By 2050, it is estimated that 66% of the human population would be living in the urban areas. Currently the population of the world is more than 7 billion, its predicted to increase until it reaches 10 billion.More people in rural areas began to move in to urban areas to find better jobs.There will be a lot of skyscraper and high technology

3.Beijing,Dhaka,Tokyo

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1) Back in the ancient days, people developed the knowledge of agriculture, selective breeding, tools, etc. which allowed for cities to be built, and most importantly, trade. Due to the increase in technology, people from the countryside were brought to the cities to work there. Cities became more populated as transportation was not available to everyone and land space was limited. It was only until the Industrial Revolution when new technology skyrocketed which helped with the expansion of land. Road networks were also an important factor as people could travel to one place to another.  In the present day, cities continue to grow as there are more job opportunities, luxury goods and tourism sites that attract foreigners to live there. Basically, money > development > more people > work > money. This cycle repeats on and on.

2) Population growth will spike up in urban areas of poor countries. So education, sanitisation and food source will have to be sufficient to support them in the future. Food production is to be established in the form of vertical farms or skyscrapers. Buildings would also be built vertically with supplies humans require in their daily lives. Smaller cities would also focus on local and sustainable production. By then, most cities would accommodate the needs of their citizens.

3) Megacities are cities with a population of over 10 million people. Examples: Tokyo, Delhi and Shanghai.

- Cosmo

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1. Long time ago humans were hunter-gatherers. They would go around places to look for food to eat and could not have a permanent place to stay. About 10000 years ago they learned the basic of agricultural techniques, because of this they didn't need to go out to search for food that often but instead raised their own food but it still wasn't a permanent settlement due to soil depletion. About 5000 years ago permanent settlements were established, because of techniques like irrigation and soil tilling.

2. In the future all the urban areas will have a massive increase of population. The cities would require more food and education and more.

3. Megacities are cities with a population that is over 10 million. Some examples are Tokyo, Shanghai and Delhi.

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Hi, it's Evonne again. I realised my first answer may have been too long, so here's an alternate answer :

1) Cities and towns had steady sources of food, and were well established in terms of culture and the arts. Trade was prominent there too. Because of that, people who used to live in rural areas and needed to hunt for food started migrating to cities and towns for more job and education opportunities, other than just hunting for food. As transportation methods and vehicles advanced after the industrial revolution, it was easier to access these places too, so moving to these cities and towns became a popular choice.

Okay, that's all. Have a lovely day :)

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1) The process of urbanisation and how our cities grow in population is dependent on a lot of factors. But before that, we need to understand the history before these towns and cities were established. See, it wasn't always that people lived in large packs and stayed permanently in a place. A long long long time ago, the early humans mostly migrated around as hunter-gatherers, as a modern nomad would, but minus the more modern technology. As humans needed food and water to survive, people went from place to place in order to gather roots and berries, chop down plants, and hunt for animals. Due to this, a city/town couldn't be formed because : 1. Unreliable food source  and   2. Nobody wants a bunch of nosy neighbours competing with you for basic necessities when they were already scarce. However, as time passed, and the human civilisation entered ages such as the Bronze age, in which people discovered and developed better weapons and technology, most notably irrigation (from Mesopotamia, a Cradle of Civilisation, I believe) and others like rearing animals which meant the reduced need to hunt. People started settling down in semi-permanent cities. These semi-permanent cities were good enough to provide food and water to the people, but only for a little while, as agriculture wasn't as established, the lands these cities stood on died away eventually. BUT, years and years later, these cities started to become more permanent as technologies advanced. Homo sapiens began task delegation and they were able to not have every single person farm and rear animals. Some could trade, some could make pots, some could create jewelry etc. This held great prospects as while the food supply had surplus, they could export the food for goods and the arts and culture of the city could improve. As this happened, cities and towns started growing with the flocking of people to have a solid source of food, more opportunities to develop and harness their skills, and of course, the technological advancements were very tempting. So with the temptations of food security and goods such as carts and ships and roads, people started coming together, increasing the population and elevating the economy. Though I'd say Nationalism and the basic need of humans to be in a community might contribute, it's not in the video so that's a story for another day.

2) Cities hold a promising future, with advanced technology, rich heritage and culture, amazing entertainment, great food and so on. Rapid development on transportation and the development of land reaching new heights, the population would increase drastically. It is expected that 2/3 of the population would be living in cities in the near future, and that really soon, our population would be capped at 10 billion minimum. However, there would be the problems of overpopulation, increased needs for basic necessities, and instead of vying for that berry bush and deer, people are vying for job opportunities, education opportunities and the like. Land would be scarce as well and there wouldn't be enough land to build houses. Of course, pollution would be more prominent as well, with so much energy sources needed to power up these cities, not to mention the noise pollution from all the hustle and bustle from these cities. However, the good news is that there are ways to combat these problems, increased building of apartments, reducing the use of non-renewable energy and turning to renewable sources such as Sunlight, Wind and so on.

3) A megacity is a city with a population with over 10 million people. Some examples would be Shanghai, Mumbai, and Tokyo.

Sorry for such a long answer, have a nice day.

Regards,
Evonne (8R)

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1.) A long time ago, humans were hunter-gatherers, they moved around looking for food. They learned the basics of agriculture, giving them a more reliable food source, letting them settle down. Soon, farmers grew extra food to sell, so not everyone had to be in the agriculture field. More jobs appeared, and markets formed. Villages grew around them. When these villages have more advantages than others, more people came and it turns into a town. More facilities were needed to carry out trade, which means more employees needed. People from rural places moved to these towns and they expanded to cities.

2.) In the near future, the population in urban areas is estimated to explode in size.  Cities would require more development, adequate food supplies and education. Agriculture will develop to vertical gardens and land will be used to build more skyscrapers and apartment buildings. More renewable energy sources are to pop up everywhere.

3.) A megacity is a metropolis with a population of over 10 million. Some examples of the megacities are Tokyo in Japan, Shanghai in China and Mumbai in India.

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1. Humans were hunter-gatherers. Which meant they were continuously on the lookout for basic requirements like food. They were unable to settle down and build a town as a result of this. They learned basic agricultural techniques 10,000 years ago. As a result, they did not need to go out hunting on a regular basis because they raised their own food. As a result, several semi-permanent settlements were established, for them to continue to flourish and thrive. The food supply was more consistent 5,000 years later, and permanent settlements were developed. Around this time, trade began to grow, and overall tools and goods were produced to keep up with the changing circumstances.

2. We'd need enough food, cleanliness, and education to keep up with the population's rapid growth. We must also ensure that, in the course of population growth, we do not destroy the land. Most items, such as food production and residential buildings, can be built vertically. Multiple renewable energy sources would also be used to generate electricity.

3.Megacities are cities with populations exceeding ten million inhabitants. Tokyo, Shanghai, and Delhi are a few examples.

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1) People in the past were hunting together, and they often moving from place to place to search for foods. But 10 thousands years ago, people could raise their food for the first time, rather than searching for them. And with the food surpluses, people started to develop other specialized trades, by extension, cities. With cities producing surplus food, as well as tools, crafts and other goods, there was now the possibility of commerce and interaction over long distances. And as trade flourished, so did technologies that facilitated it, like carts, ships, roads, and ports. And these things required even more labor to build and maintain, so more people were drawn from the countryside to cities as more jobs and opportunities became available.

2) Now the population of the world is more than 7 Billion, and which is predicted to continue raising until it reaches 10 Billion. Most of this growth will occur in the urban areas of the world's poorest country.

3)
Megacities are cities that are with more than 10 million people staying in.
Example:
Beijing, Shanghai and Tokyo

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1. People in the old days were hunting meaning they needed to move around. Once our ancestor found out about early agriculture technique, they were slowly able to grow in one certain place without moving much. Once industrial revolution starts, people starts coming in from all places to try and scores jobs in factories, thus increasing the population even more.
2. The world need to find a way to supply enough food, education and sanitation for everyone. Cities would need to grow without effecting and damaging much on the land. Electricity would also need to come from many renewable source. If that doesn't happen the cities would slowly fall and would not be able to progress.
3. Megacities are cities with more then 10 million people staying in. Example are: Tokyo,Shanghai,Beijing.

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1) In the olden days, people were hunter gatherers, constantly moving for food. Later, they start to learn about agricultural techniques making it easier for them in search of food. However, this led to the development of semi-permanent villages which allows them to keep progressing and grow. Techniques such as irrigation and soil tilling made it possible for them to have permanent settlements and it was no longer necessary for them to farm. Furthermore, with cities producing food and other goods, people began to sell and buy from each other, allowing interaction over long distances. As ships, roads etc. require more labor to maintain, people began to move to cities as jobs and opportunities became available. The Industrial Revolution granted cities to expand further.

2) As cities continue to grow, the global population will also increase rapidly. To accommodate the growth, cities have to target towards providing ample food, sanitation and education for all people. Nevertheless, they need to happen  without damaging any land. Vertical farms, skyscrapers and vacant lots in city centers might be in use in the future. Residences would be build vertically to conserve land and natural resources while power are provided by renewable energy.

3) Megacities is a word used to describe a metropolis with more than 10 million residents. The few megacities include Tokyo, Beijing and Mexico.

-Zoe

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1. Back in the days, humans discovered the secret to agricultural techniques, allowing them to have a reliable food source. In that case, not all humans had to stick in the agricultural field as everything could be supplied and traded. This made the development of other specialized trade and even cities possible. However, in order for trade to happen, facilities was to be needed and that was when more man power was needed. As a result, the more and more people started moving to the urban areas causing the population to grow .

2. By 2050, it is estimated that 66% of the human population wwould be living in the urban areas. However, the population growth is also predicted to be risen from over 7Billion to 10Billion. This would require more devlopments in cities, adequate food supply and education. In the sense that human population is growing, the way people lives also has to change since the food production may change to vertical/ skyscrapers farm and the energy consume would be limited to renewable ones.

3. The term "megacities" refers to a metrapolian area with a total population of more than 10 million people. The three examples are: New York, Tokyo, Paris

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1.  Humans were hunter-gatherers in the beginning, meaning that they were constantly on the hunt for basic necessities, like food. This disallowed them to settle down and form a town. But 10,000 years ago, they learnt about basic agricultural techniques. Therefore, they did not need to constantly go out and hunt because they raised their own food. This led to several semi-permanent villages being built, which was the foundation for them to keep developing and growing. 5,000 years later, the food supply was more steady and permanent villages were formed. Trade began to flourish around this time and overall tools and goods were being made, so that they could keep up with the circumstances. Modern cities, on the other hand, were kickstarted only by the industrial revolution. There was new technology which allowed cities to expand and grow even further. A police force was established, fire and sanitation departments were established, the road networks improved and electricity was distributed among the people.

2.  Population will grow the most in urban areas, but in poor countries. If we want to continue progressing, cities need to change drastically to accommodate the population rise. Firstly, enough food has to be provided everywhere, as well as sanitation and education. Secondly, growth that does not damage the environment needs to happen. Things like the use vertical gardens and towers with farms. People have to start using renewable energy, like wind and solar energy. Residences will be built vertically to save space. Places around the world have different and creative systems.

3.  A very large and busy city with over 10 million people staying there. Tokyo with 38 million people, Shanghai with 26 million people, Mexico City with 21 million people.

- Chloe

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1. Way back, in the old days, humans were hunter gatherers, therefore they were always moving around to find food. Later on, our ancestors discovered the principles of agriculture, allowing them to stay in a particular place. Farmers who grew extra food could sell them, so not everyone had to be farmers. There were other jobs created along with markets, and people formed villages around them. The more people there are, the more employees were needed to carry out jobs. One of the jobs were trade, so people often come and go to trade their goods. Villages formed towns and towns became cities.

2. As technology is advancing and the world population growing intensively, humans will need to establish larger health care facilities, grow sufficient food, provide  larger education facilities and more. Furthermore, because everything is advancing so quickly, it's also damaging the Earth's land, air and sea itself. There may be heavy pollution in the future if we don't start taking action.

3. Megacities are cities with population that rise over 10 million people. Some examples of megacities are Shanghai, Beijing and Tokyo.
- Le-San

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1. As our ancestors uncover numerous agricultural techniques that help them plant crops, that maintain a reliable food source. At first, it wasn't so advanced, people still had to relocate once a few years as nutrients the soil is used up. But with irrigation and soil tilling, a long-term supply of food is available, making a permanent settlement possible for ancestors. With a stable food source, not everyone is required to farm, which allowed the development of specialized trade, which later on formed cities.

2. As the population is growing rapidly, we would need enough food, hygiene, and education. we also need to make sure that during the growth of the population we must not harm the land in the process of doing so. Most of the things like food production and home residences might be built vertically. Power would also come from multiple renewable resources.

3. A megacity is a term used to describe a metropolis with over 10 million residents living there. Tokyo, Shanghai, and Dehli are a few of the many megacities in the world.

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1. About 10,000 years ago, humans began to learn the secrets of early agricultural techniques, they were slowly able to raise food. This led to the development of semi-permanent villages, at first the villages still had to relocate every few years as the soil become depleted. About 5,000 years ago that humans could rely on a steady and long-term supply of food making permanent settlements possible.

2. As the world population is growing, the world will need to find ways to provide enough of food, sanitation (hygiene) and education for everyone. In addition, growth will need to happen in a way that does not damage the land and provides everyone with the services to support the human population.

3. Megacities are cities with more than 10 million residents.
For example:
Tokyo, Delhi, Shanghai

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1. Farming allowed a surplus of food, which causes the development of specialised trade as it isn’t necessary for everyone to farm. This allowed the possibility of commerce and interaction over further distance. Along with it, technology advanced creating things like boats and ports. To maintain and build these labor is needed which allow more jobs and opportunities available, drawing people from rural areas to urban areas.

2. To accommodate the predicted growth of population, the cities will need to provide sufficient food, education and sanitation while continuously developing more advanced technology. All these must be done without damaging the earth which provides us with the same resources needed for this growth. Food production in vertical farms and renewable energy sources for power might be increasingly common to achieve this

3. It is a metropolis that houses over 10 million people. Some examples are: Tokyo, Mumbai and Shanghai.

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1. Towns and cities grew with the food surpluses and no longer everyone have to farm. This can led to a special trade which is to the cities.
2.The future of cities need to provide enough food , sanitation and education for all of the people. Growth will need to happen without any damages that provides us human with good services to support human population. For example: Food production might move to vertical farm or skyscrapers.
3.Megacities are cities with more than 10 million citizens. Country like Tokyo , Shanghai and Mumbai  is an example for megacities. Glynnis

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1.The advent of farming encouraged hunter-gatherers to abandon the nomadic lifestyle and settle near others who depended on agricultural production for their livelihoods. Agriculture produces more food, which made possible denser populations, which supports the development of cities.
2. Sufficient food, hygiene and education will be provided.  The city of the future must provide people with land for recuperation.  The food manufacturing industry will probably move to vertical ranches and skyscrapers, or to open spaces in the city center.  In terms of energy use, various types of renewable energy will be used more.  Villas will become fewer and fewer, replaced by more high-rise buildings.  The cities of the future will not be built around an industry, but will reflect the increasingly tightly connected globalization trend.
3. Megacity means a city with a population of more than 10 million. For examples, Tokyo, Shanghai and Delhi.- mei ern

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1. About 12 000 years ago, the early humans revolutionised their way of life, evolving from hunter-gatherers into farmers. Farming allowed people to produce their own food rather than constantly being on the look-out for it. This meant that people could settle in one place. The first settlements were only semi-permanent, because people had to relocate every few years as the resources around these settlements became depleted. However, with the development of agricultural techniques such as irrigation and soil filling, permanent settlements were made possible. These advancements also led to the production of surplus food, which were sold in markets, removing the need for everyone to farm. Villages grew around these markets, and eventually grew into into towns. The Industrial Revolution resulted in the setting up of factories in these towns, as well as the advancements of technology, creating many job opportunities. Towns and grew into cities, and these cities expanded integrated further, as people poured in to look for jobs and make a living in these places.

2. Cities would continue to grow and develop, increasing in population and size, as well as becoming more advanced in technology. Future cities would have to aim to support the well-being of all people, including providing them with enough food, ensuring good hygiene, and making education accessible to everyone. However, these aims must be met in a sustainable manner that would not harm our Earth. This may result in the development of vertical farms to save space, as well as the increase in the use of renewable sources of energy.

3. A 'megacity' refers to a metropolitan area with total population of over 10 million. Some examples for megacities around the world are Shenzhen, Seoul, Guangzhou, and Jakarta.

- Hii Mao Xing (8 Blue)

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1. Our towns and city grew bigger and bigger. This is because our ancestors discovered agriculture techniques that provide us with a steady food supply, hence we did not need to go looking for food. Our ancestors settled in one area for a long time because of the permanent food source, multiplying there and growing the population in cities. When the industrial revolution began, people from rural areas started to move to big cities in hopes of finding their calling. This also increased cities population.

2. In the future, cities will have to provide enough food, sanitation and education for the growing population. Food production might need to change to save space. This could lead to vertical farms. Energy sources would come from multiple types of renewable energy.

3. Megacities are cities which contain a population of more than 10million residents. Examples are Tokyo, Beijing and Shanghai.
-Aidan

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1. Our towns and cities grew when more and more people poured in from rural areas because of the advantages of living in urban areas. To list a few, there are more job advantages/opportunities, easier access to resources, and public transportation. As more and more people live in urban areas, the population increases, fertility increases, more construction happens, more facilities are established, areas expand because of the need for more land etc; Overall, urban areas will gradually undergo development by increasing in size and changing physically.

2. In a nutshell, the future of cities would be evolved; more developed, more advanced, much bigger, more dense in population as well. In the next periods of time, urbanization will also increase, more and more people will live in cities, and cities will eventually spread and eat into rural areas.

3. Megacities refers to metropolitan areas with a total population of more than 10 million people. Megacities include Tokyo, Beijing, and Dhaka. According to the UN, there are currently 33 megacities in the world.

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1. Humans learned about selective breeding and simple farming methods 10,000 years ago, allowing them to produce food. As a result, semi-permanent villages were built, where people might live for a few years until the land became depleted. Later, with different techniques being used, people could finally live in places permanently. Trade became widespread due to this development, and more tools were built to allow trade. These tools, which were required for workers to construct and maintain them, resulted in greater job possibilities, causing more people to relocate. While the population of modern cities grew during the industrial revolution.

2. As the world's population grows, we'll have to figure out how to provide adequate food, sanitation, and education for everyone while still developing cities. However, this must be accomplished without causing environmental harm, thus the world would see an increase in vertical farms and renewable energy.

3. Megacities are cities that have a population of over 10 million people. Some examples are Tokyo, Shanghai, Delhi.
Yi Lin

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1) The advent of techniques ( Farming ) led to a long term supply of food and food surpluses. Thus, not everyone have to farm. Trade and cities developed and laborers left to the city for better work opportunities.
2) The future of cities will provide a adequate food, sanitation and education for all people ; Growth will happen in a eco-friendly way ; food production will be more advanced ( vertical farms ). Overall, it should be diverse and hi-tech.
3) Megacities are cities with over 10 million people. For example, Shanghai, Tokyo and Beijing.

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Urbanisation(short and sweet for ease of braincells)

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Urbanisation(short and sweet for ease of braincells)

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1. Towns and cities grew as they had basically. what villages did not, which are for example, certain types of structures like a complex irrigation system, places of worship and a far wider variety of jobs for the peasants. Thus, more and more people from the villages went to look for job opportunities there as cities are relatively more complex than a simple village. Not to mention how cities were basically rest zones for merchants and traders to rest and make money in the process which makes cities a more  This is how settled places grew into towns and then into cities from the standpoint of cities before the Industrial Revolution, which increased the process as factories became more and more important.

2. Cities will continue growing and as the population rises, more megacities would form. If they do it right, slums and cramped housing will be avoided.

3. Beijing, Tokyo, Shanghai

Reject modernity embrace villege.

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1. First early humans don't have a proper home because most human back in the days were hunter-gatherers. Soon, we began to learn farming and establish villagers. Years later, we trade our goods for other goods, from villages to cities. When Industrial Revolution occur, people began to move to cities, looking for a job. Now, people live in cities because of the resources and wages.

2. When cities began to grow rapidly, more better jobs. so the people that live in rural areas began to move in.

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1. Urbanisation is an act of where people from multiple areas moved to a more populated one. Firstly, urban areas were known to have much more advantages as compared to rural areas (they only had farming as an option to survive). Better job pay, exceptional transport facilities, good quality of food and education is great at persuading people to move in a heartbeat as these are basic necessities someone needs. Humans tend to lean towards something they don't have, which is something poor farmers in the olden days struggled to achieve; money. Peer pressure/social pressure is often extremely influential in urbanisation. For example, if your friend became a billionaire just because they moved to a busy area, you would want to move there as well. This happened over and over again, until the population of some cities reached tens of millions. Moving on to the historical sector, our ancestors built reliable farming opportunities, such as selling goods at a market and exporting & trade. This would mean people would not need to work tirelessly to farm, but instead, use money they earned from jobs to pay for the food. Other than that, farming was often a gamble at pay, especially because quality of harvest, insects, pesticides, and weather played a huge role. Our ancestors were aware of this, so they decided to find a decent job (in a populated area) to support the family and their descendants. Taking this into account, I'm sure you're aware of some friends' parents that live in a foreign country just because of work. This is exactly what happened back then; people moved from place to place in search of jobs and pay, so cities started to become bigger and bigger.

2. Most cities would be overpopulated, with unconventional housing - they're extremely expensive and small. This is already happening in Hong Kong, where people sleep in literal coffin sized places. Another thing that could possibly happen is the seizure of rural areas to build a city (extremely obvious and it's occurring at this moment). Other than the negatives, some developing countries would have populated cities because of the rising population, with great food quality, housing estates, hygiene, as well as abundant education. Now this sounds too good to be true, but now, climate change is drastically increasing day by day. Bear in mind, cities would have to install solar panels or suitable technology to deal with the sudden heat rise or else people would die of a heat stroke (all the funds raised would go into climate change instead of amenities for the people - good housing etc).

3. A megacity refers to an extremely crowded area with a population of over 10 million inhabitants, high rates of irrigation, and a high natural population growth. Examples of this would include, Dhaka, Shanghai, Beijing, Tokyo, and Buenos Aires.

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1. Farming led us to a strong established population, and food surpluses and may enable trade. These requirements enable us to live a city living. 

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1. Farming led us to a strong established population, and food surpluses and may enable trade. These requirements enable us to live a city living. 

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2. The future of cities will established police. fire and sanitation department, as well as road networks and later electricity distribution. The future cities will need to provide adequate food, sanitation and education to accommodate growth.

3. Megacities is used to describe a metropolis with over 10 million residents. Examples of megacities are Shanghai,China, Tokyo, Japan and Delhi, India.