More than half of the world's population live in urban areas, almost all the countries in the world are urbanized. This is a global phenomenon, but it varies widely depending on region and development level. While rich people and Latin America and the Caribbean region account for the majority of the population living in urban areas, Africa and Asia are still predominantly in rural areas, urbanization faster than in the rest of the world in the coming decades Become. These trends change the landscape of the place of residence of humans and have great influence on living environment, environment and development in various parts of the world. The Population Division has created the latest estimates and forecasts of the total population and urban population of all the countries or regions of the world every four years and recently started to estimate further separation of urban and rural population by age and sex It is. The 2018 revision released on 16th May provides the latest and comprehensive estimate and forecast of urban and rural population and major urban accumulation in all countries. The accumulation of urban areas or urban areas is a population density of human beings with high population density and infrastructure. Urban areas are established by urbanization and are classified into cities, towns, metropolitan cities or suburbs depending on the city form. In urbanization, this term contrasts with rural areas such as villages and villages, and in urban sociology and urban anthropology, it is remarkably in contrast to the natural environment. The creation of the early urban area in the urban revolution will lead to the creation of human civilization and modern urban planning and the creation of other human activities such as the exploitation of natural resources and as a result human influence on the environment as well It was brought down. Large scale urbanization of mankind is a relatively new phenomenon in the history of civilization. In 1900, when regional science matured as science, only 10% of the world's population lived in the urban environment, but now this proportion is over 50%. It is expected to reach 60% by 2030. The US reached 50% urbanization level around 1930 and now it is close to 70%. At the same time, the urban population in Canada accounts for about 80% of the country's population. More than 20 million people in 10 cities around the world, nearly 35 million people in the Tokyo metropolitan area - exceeding the population of most countries Cities and rural areas> Population living in urban settlements: Total population living in urban settlements. Urban accumulation should not be confused with metropolitan areas, whereas clustering refers to multiple connected cities, while the metropolitan area refers to the central urban area with distant suburban cities and areas. Bahá'í - Founded in 1852 by Mirza Hussein-Ali (called Baha'u'llah), Bahá'í Faith emphasizes monotheism and believes in an eternal transcendental god. Its focus is to promote the unity of all people on the planet to achieve justice and peace on earth. Baha'i's revelation believes that the world's major religious prophets reflect certain truths and sacred elements, all appearing in God given to a particular community at a particular time I believe that. Human

In addition, these methods usually do not include new urbanizations that may occur outside the boundaries of public cities. Jumia is often advertised as a response to Alibaba in Africa with the aim of addressing changes in e-commerce, entertainment, urbanization and music trends. In the 1870s, urbanization and river traffic bound people with infected people and mosquitoes, and wiped Memphis, Tennessee, with yellow fever. The Asia Housing Alliance (ACHR) lobby group said that with the acceleration of urbanization, about 500 million people in the area live in informal settlements in cities in this region. The lie detectors began in the age of industrialization, the era of urbanization - the era when people gathered and exposed to each other with confusion. Briley said in the process of urbanization local governments are strongly urged to improve housing affordability, labor education and public transportation. Like the rest of the world, the Netherlands has addressed the impact of urbanization, including rising real estate prices and migrating working-class families to the suburbs. According to the survey, as urbanization of unskilled workers progresses, there is a possibility that they may simply move from agriculture to low productivity sector. These examples are automatically selected from various online news sources to reflect the current usage of the term "urbanization". The views shown in the examples do not represent the views of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Please send feedback The accumulation of urban areas or urban areas is a population density of human beings with high population density and infrastructure. Urban areas are established by urbanization and are classified into cities, towns, metropolitan cities or suburbs depending on the city form. In urbanization, this term contrasts with rural areas such as villages and villages, and in urban sociology and urban anthropology, it is remarkably in contrast to the natural environment. The creation of the early urban area in the urban revolution will lead to the creation of human civilization and modern urban planning and the creation of other human activities such as the exploitation of natural resources and as a result human influence on the environment as well It was brought down. Large scale urbanization of mankind is a relatively new phenomenon in the history of civilization. In 1900, when regional science matured as science, only 10% of the world's population lived in the urban environment, but now this proportion is over 50%. It is expected to reach 60% by 2030. The US reached 50% urbanization level around 1930 and now it is close to 70%. At the same time, the urban population in Canada accounts for about 80% of the country's population. More than 20 million people in 10 cities around the world, nearly 35 million people in the Tokyo metropolitan area - exceeding the population of most countries Cities and rural areas> Population living in urban settlements: Total population living in urban settlements. Urban accumulation should not be confused with metropolitan areas, whereas clustering refers to multiple connected cities, while the metropolitan area refers to the central urban area with distant suburban cities and areas. Bahá'í - Founded in 1852 by Mirza Hussein-Ali (called Baha'u'llah), Bahá'í Faith emphasizes monotheism and believes in an eternal transcendental god. Its focus is to promote the unity of all people on the planet to achieve justice and peace on earth. Baha'i's revelation believes that the world's major religious prophets reflect certain truths and sacred elements, all appearing in God given to a particular community at a particular time I believe that. Human

I. INTRODUCTION Jamaica is often misunderstood as an idealistic destination, even if it is involved or not, Jamaica is a very hierarchical presence. Slavery formed the physical landscape of the country and created a fragmented informal community by mistake. This will be repeated further by the continued division of closely-community, which is common in illegal occupied areas and urban structures of garrisons. The structural adjustment of the government in debt relief strengthened the ideology of privatization and divisional urbanization. 91 See Jamaica City Class, Race and Political Conduct by Carl Stone (Kingston: West Indies University Socio-Economic Institute, 1973), default Carlene J. Edie for the rise of Jamaican politics and Manley. Democracy: Jamaica's trust and customerism (Boulder: Lynne Rienner, 1991), Chevannes, 'Recovery of destroyer' Karl Marx once said that historical events took place twice, first of all by tragedy and then by violence Said. The area where the Henry head office is located is using this problem against him. Indeed, before becoming the PNP royal family, the US diplomat probably heard complaints from critics within the party, Manley said in a fax from Hiller, "Following the workplace scene, occasionally Boozer and" women ", and other Men "Wife Introduction Jamaican Patva (JC) is a Creole language for English learning, a national identification language mainly used in Jamaica, and a language to immigrate a large number of Jamaica in British and North American cities. Varieties of British West Indian Immigrants (Edwards 1986, Sutcliffe 1982, 1994, Seba 1993, 2004, see Patrick 2004a, known as London Jamaica, British Creole etc) are not treated here. Except for some vocabulary items and place names, JC had little impact on Aravaks or their Spanish conquistadors They arrived with Columbus in 1494, settled in Santo Domingo in 1509, in 1505 Did. That year was defeated by the British. JC is a product of linguistic contact between Africans and English speaking people (Alleyne 1971, 1988) for creoleization under slavery. In 1509 the Spaniards brought to Jamaica the African slave was about 1,000 in 1601. When the UK arrived at 9,655 people, it was 9,000 people. A good example of European control in the Caribbean is an island state of Jamaica. Jamaica was initially dominated by Spanish 1509, but was subsequently conquered by British in 1655. At that time, the attack surrendered the Spaniards and fled to Cuba, leaving their slaves. UK governs Jamaica, but they have taken slaves from Africa and work as cheap laborers in large crops of tobacco, indigo, cocoa and sugar. As the industry - especially sugar - continued to grow, more slaves were brought from Africa to Jamaica where they were treated badly. The complete freedom of Jamaican slaves was acquired in 1838, so many Jamaican newly released were in poverty (Jamaica Information Service 2016). British exploitation in Jamaica helped the British economy prosper, but the Jamaican people are not profitable.

As the population of the United States doubled in the 19th century, the migration from state to city became more and more common. As more and more people are calling the city "home", a series of problems of Pandora has emerged. From overcrowding houses to unsanitary living environments, everything is plaguing a new sick city in this age. Writers such as Washington Irving, Walt Whitman, and Edgar Allen have helped Americans become more aware of the move to the city to alert people about these issues. The time and special investigation of urban landscapes in the United States focuses on the causes and consequences of urban development, the similarities and differences between cities, and the attempt to meet the needs of the urban environment. This gathering started in the colonial era and dates back to the late nineteenth century. There is only one A HIS 317 version available for credit. Prerequisite: Beginner or advanced, or history 3 credits. The time and special investigation of urban life in the United States focuses on the cause and effect of urban growth, the similarities and differences between cities, and the attempt to meet the needs of the urban environment. In this course, I will investigate the urban landscape from the end of the 19th century to the present. Only one version of A HIS 318 can be used for credit. Prerequisite: Beginner or advanced, or history 3 units The accumulation of urban areas or urban areas is a population density of human beings with infrastructure built in. Urban areas are established by urbanization and are classified into cities, towns, metropolitan areas or suburbs depending on the city form. In urbanization, this term contrasts with rural areas such as villages and villages, and in urban sociology and urban anthropology, it is remarkably in contrast to the natural environment. The creation of the early metropolitan area during the urban revolution led to the creation of human civilization and modern urban planning and brought about environmental impacts along with other human activities such as the development of natural resources.

Mesopotamia was known as the "land between the rivers" in ancient times. Two mutually parallel rivers of Mesopotamia are known as the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. The Tigris is the unpredictable river in the eastern part of the Euphrates river, the second largest river in the area. The Euphrates river is the larger of the two rivers on the west side of the Tigris river. The two rivers flow from eastern Turkey to the Persian Gulf (Tigris - Euphrates). Two rivers provide the earliest civilization necessary for survival. In many ancient civilizations such as the civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia, architecture and urbanism reflects the constant contact with sacred and supernatural things, and many ancient cultures are symbolic symbols of the rulers of the building I use a representative expression. Political power of the elite, or the country itself. The architecture and urbanism of classical civilizations such as ancient Greece and Rome evolved from the ideals of citizens rather than religious or empirical thoughts, and a new type of architecture emerged. The "style" of the building is developing in the form of a classical order. Roman architecture is influenced by Greek architecture The architectural style of Mesopotamia is an ancient building of the Tigris - Eurapian River system (also called Mesopotamia), including several different cultures up to the 10th century BC. When an object was constructed it was until the 6th century BC. Mesopotamia's architectural achievements include urban planning, courtyard housing development, pyramids, and so on. Mesopotamia does not have a major in architecture but the scribe drafts and manages the building for the government, nobility, or royalty According to the archaeological survey, the urbanization process in southern Mesopotamia began as early as 5800 BC, and several large population concentrations occurred in 4300 BC. Ubaid culture in the southern part of Mesopotamia (5500-3700 BC) is at the same time as Halaf culture in the north. It was estimated that Eridu settlers received 2,000 to 4,000 residents early in BC and 500 years. It is noteworthy that the excavation of Ubaid sites like Eridu has not reached the early human occupational level yet. That raises the possibility that Ubaid culture is actually faster than the northern part. The Ubaid village usually consists of a large village (about 750 inhabitants) residents living in houses built with reeds and mud brick along the river bank. Unlike the settlements in the northern part of Central Mesopotamia, Ubaid communities tend to gather around religious buildings with altars of incineration products built on raised mud brick platforms.

This is the back view of the Chioto River in downtown Columbus. Over the years, a flood wall was created. From the late nineteenth century to the early twentieth century, many important troops were working in the United States. In this era, the American industry has grown tremendously and brought the rise of large companies. In addition, millions of immigrants came to America for a better life for themselves and their families in this era. Important results of industrialization and immigration are processes known as urban development and urbanization. Usually the factory is near the city. These companies are attracting people who are looking for work from immigrants and rural areas. Therefore, the city's growth rate is fast Unfortunately, urbanization is not necessarily a good thing. It is difficult for urban service departments to catch up with the rapid population growth. Cities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries often had no central plan. There are few sewers and clean water. Many roads have not been laid yet. There are few building standards to protect the people living there, fire fighting and police work is limited. The city is filled with political corruption and illness Due to the adverse effects of urbanization, many progressiveists are beginning to promote urban reform. Progressive organized settlements in urban areas to support immigrants and urban poor. They support the adoption of laws to improve the living environment in downtown Tokyo. Progressive also supports the law to reduce the power of urban boss and get rid of corruption of urban politics. Not all issues of eradicating city life and eradicating poverty exist, but the efforts of these reforms greatly improved the life of the city. In Ohio, from the late nineteenth century to the beginning of the 20th century many cities faced a large population increase. Naturally, these cities also experienced rapid industrialization in this era. Cities such as Toledo, Akron, Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, Cleveland have been growing with immigrants from Europe and more rural areas from Ohio and others. Like other US cities, Ohio cities also face similar urbanization problems, Ohio Progressives is actively seeking to improve community situations. In the United States, there are two kinds of urban areas. The term urbanized area refers to more than 50,000 urban areas. Urban areas that have a population of less than 50,000 are called city accumulations. In the census of 1950, urbanized areas were first portrayed in the United States, and the 2000 census increased the accumulation of cities. The population is over 10,000 people and 1,371 urban and urban areas are gathered. The U.S. Census Bureau says that urban areas are "core densely populated areas or compartments with a population density of at least 1,000 people per square mile (386 people per square kilometer), and a total density of at least 500 square miles per person" I have defined it. (193 per square kilometer) Definition: This variable indicates whether population weighted center of gravity of the census area is in urban or rural areas. Urban and rural areas are defined by the definition of urbanization areas of population density census bureau with a population of less than 2,500 and urban population more than 2,500. If the area's geographical center of gravity is in an area of ​​more than 2,500 people, the census area is urban area and all other areas are rural areas. Source: In the report of 2017, catalogs of US supermarkets, super shopping malls, and large grocery stores including Alaska and Hawaii were registered in the store catalog of the Supplementary Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefit by the 2015 STARS mandate It was integrated. It was drawn. And 2015 Trade Dimension TDLinx store directory The accumulation of urban areas or urban areas is a population density of human beings with high population density and infrastructure. Urban areas are established by urbanization and

In urbanization (or urbanization), the number of people living in urban areas is increasing. Urbanization is the result of economic growth in most countries. Indeed, all developed countries in the world are experiencing urbanization. This is not news for Chinese leaders. In order to transform China from a developing country to a developed country, China encourages citizens to move from rural areas to big cities and providing incentives to industrialized industrialized countries. Urbanization has become a process that has been experienced in many countries, but China's urbanization plan is quite obvious compared to the Western example. Rapid migration and rapid urbanization of the Chinese population to urban areas can not be stopped by China's promotion to the world power, and perhaps urgent movements. China's immigration and urbanization problems can not be separated from each other and are closely related to each other, but it is very natural and necessary for China to develop into an important world power. China is trying to curb and suppress large-scale immigration and rapid urbanization. Currently, modes and flows of immigration and urbanization are driving economic growth in China, but the efficiency of the Chinese government's response to immigration and urbanization is very low, and effective economic growth, policy change, It hinders the achievement of ideal economic development. Why is this so important? China is rapidly urbanized. As of the end of 2015, 56% of the population of China lived in urban areas. Along with the development of China, China is trying to eliminate dependence on fossil fuels and become the world's largest producer of renewable energy. China has experienced many trends that have influenced direct cities around the world. The four CROs in China will have their own experience of completing the strategic development process by combining the rich experience of the other 100 cities. Through quarterly workshops, the CRO and its team develop and share the course and success of resilience, learn about their work and collaborate. According to the United Nations, half of the world's population will live in urban areas soon. China is one of the cities with advanced urbanization, advanced modernization and a highly developed society. Over the past two decades, China's population growth has occurred in most cities in China. In 1952, the urbanized population was only 72 million people. However, it increased by 500 million in 2004. A statistician predicts that 800 million Chinese will enter different cities by 2020. Urbanization rate grows at a rate of 1% per year

Mark Luccarilli briefly reviewed Bill Wood's "Wood Walk" posted in the fifth issue of Terrain.org in the autumn of 1999. In his comment it repeatedly states that the idea of ​​Benton MacKaye's original Appalachian Mountains has not yet been implemented and that the MacKaye term itself can be regarded as a failure. Mr. Lukarili acknowledged that he could not lay an intermediate position to integrate agriculture and nature as a whole in the United States, "The idea of ​​an idyllic city may treat us as a utopian stupidity in the climax "I declared it as 2). . Poverty Alleviation: As we all know, most of the people involved in urban agriculture are urban poor. In developing countries, most urban agricultural production is used for private consumption, and the market sells surplus. According to FAO (United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization), poor consumers in urban areas are very vulnerable to rising food prices because they use 60% to 80% of their income for food. The community center and the garden education community regard agriculture as an integral part of city life. The Florida Sustainable Development Institute in Sarasota, Florida is a public community and education center where innovators with the concept of sustainable energy can run and test them. A community center like the Florida House provides a central place for urban agriculture to understand urban agriculture and start linking agriculture and city lifestyle. Urban agriculture, urban agriculture or urban gardening is a way to cultivate, process and distribute food in urban areas or surrounding areas. Urban agriculture includes animal husbandry, aquaculture, agroforestry, urban beekeeping and horticulture. These activities also occur in the suburbs, but suburban agriculture has different characteristics. Urban agriculture can reflect various degrees of economic and social development. It is a social movement for a sustainable community, organic farmers, "food stuff" and "local people" form a social network based on the common nature and the general spirit of the community To do. These networks are developed with formal institutional support and are integrated into local town planning as a "transitional town" campaign for sustainable urban development. For others, food security, nutrition, income generation is the main motivation for this approach.

In recent years, many Indian English novelists have shocked literary circles with their work. Covered topics are contemporary and populism, and English is functional, communication, and unnoticeable. The novel is always a guide to beacons in a contradictory and chaotic world, and we continue to do so. A prudent study of a British novelist in India shows that two writers contribute to the type of novel. Please look at India's problems and reality. Outside India, White Tiger of an inbred line tends to be cross eye, but this state is called strabismus. When emphasized or confused, all white tigers will pass their eyes. The strabismus is related to the white tiger which mixed Bengal and Siberian blood. According to reports, the only pure white tiger is Mohini's daughter, Rewati. The strabismus is directly related to the white gene and it is not another result of inbreeding White tiger is very rare and can only be seen in the zoo. Today, in the United States there are about 30-90 white tigers. The white tiger is not another tiger, they are just white Bengal tigers. They are also not bleaching; they have black streaked blue eyes, pink nose and creamy white fur. Men grow to about 105-125 inches and women grow to about 95-105 inches. The tail tail is only 3 to 4 feet long. The weight of the male tiger was 419-569 pounds. Women are somewhat light, between 221 and 353 pounds Blue eyes, pink nose, creamy fur, chocolate black stripes. White tiger can be crossed by two orange tigers carrying recessive genes called dual recessive alleles. Bengal tiger with two normal alleles, or normal allele and white allele, is orange. Only two doses of the mutant allele can produce a white tiger. In the past 100 years, India has seen only 12 out of 1,000 people out of such white tigers. Poachers are the cause of White Tiger extinction. The body part of Tiger is used in traditional Chinese medicine and exotic recipe. In addition to their body parts, if their coats can be sold very little, if they want some quick money, this is the ideal hunting animal. The price of White Tiger starts today at $ 60,000. Various programs are established around the world to increase the number of tiger populations. Some active individuals

Source: expansion of urban agriculture and urbanization, doctoral student MÄFADALINDOCIU, Ph.D. Causes of economic and social influences, as well as internal relations, family roles We redefine the concept of personal and social responsibility. (Gilbert, O. L. "Ecology 1. Link to Labor Market: Focus on the needs of existing brands and establish urban population adjustment according to employment market. 2. Family Society and Urban Society: Due to the non-traditional forms and the spread of new families, often the decline of family concepts is seen 3. Domestic relationships: The proportion of women participating in the labor market has increased, even the decision makers who have to balance occupational responsibilities 4. Birth rate: Departing from rural urban social space, the natural growth rate of the population will change. 5. Health and pollution situation: The development of new urban areas does not comply with the necessary measures in the field of sustainable development. 6. Access to education and training: access to the rural population of urban space ensures their access to education, personal and intellectual development. 7. Poverty, lack of opportunity, and psychological adaptation: The duplication of this problem has been identified as part of the population replaced in urban space. 1. Opportunities for development and diversification of business activities, and creation of new jobs 2. We will improve by filling in the gap between access to new technologies by business engineers and various fields of activity. 4. Both resource consumption and air volume increased due to the development of infrastructure and the increase in the number of cars. 5. Access to facilities, development of institutional and cultural environments, securing of resources, and maintaining a balance between goods and services (for sustainable human occupation) To strengthen their interests, one of the solutions is the positioning of the lush green city that is affected. The process and practice of urban governance is important to shape the form, characteristics, and socio-economic consequences of urban policy initiatives. In this view, it is thought that regional governance and regional governance are being increasingly achieved not by hard territorial systems but by soft cooperation. There is no ideal city or regional governance model, but improving urban governance is not only to reform systems and funds but also to change attitudes, governance culture, and identity issues. The EU is also increasingly enthusiastic about promoting nested multilayered governance, where super-national and national agendas are consistent with regional, urban and rural / neighboring agendas. The view that effective policy implementation relies on the introduction of a "good" governance system is strengthening. Topography: This report is based on the dynamics of the three cities affecting the city of Sydney: • Suburbanization • City recession • City regeneration and calm suburbanization> Suburbanization Urbanization means sports and society It refers to economic and cultural influences. The population, employment, facilities are far from downtown and outside the city. This process is a universal architecture and was relaxed around 1990. Many people agree on the idea of ​​change. Mr. Barack Obama was elected President with the help of the campaign campaign. People believe that good change is always good. There is always discussion as to whether the change is good or bad, but there is no fact that inevitably changes can not be avoided. C. S. Lewis says, "I think that eggs may be difficult to become eggs. This kind of gentleman action was superseded by poor people of wealthy white people. No this kind of gentleman is actually very rare. The social and economic status of most communities is very stable over time. When the ethnic composition of the low income black community changes, it is usually because Latin Americ

Urbanization and Human Impact It is estimated that by the year 2000 half of the world's population will live in urban areas (Porter and Brown, 1996). The US Census Bureau defines a region as an urbanized region, and if the central city and surrounding areas are of a certain size, it has a population of 50,000 people per square mile and a population of at least 1,000 I will. The component of the definition suggests that human influence is a major aspect of urbanization in the process of urbanization. During the past 100 years, studies on the impact of the environment on human growth and development have focused on social and economic factors, family and family characteristics, urbanization / modernization, nutrition, and physical, It has focused on the influence of properties. Research has been continued on human growth and development patterns, particularly the role of pollutants and other artificial environment aspects in influencing the timing of sexual maturity and the development of obesity. Several methodological issues for conducting such studies, as well as native to indicate that relationships between pollutants and sexual maturity, overweight / obesity, and thyroid system function can affect growth and maturation An ongoing discovery from the American community is presented. The influence of the environment on human growth and development: a case study of historical review and contemporary influence Urbanization and Human Impact It is estimated that by the year 2000 half of the world's population will live in urban areas (Porter and Brown, 1996). The US Census Bureau defines a region as an urbanized region, and if the central city and surrounding areas are of a certain size, it has a population of 50,000 people per square mile and a population of at least 1,000 I will. - Lack of graphic volcanoes and climate change Introduction: As we know, volcanoes have seriously damaged the world from the beginning. However, recently the impact of volcanic eruptions on climate change in the world has caused a lot of controversy. In this report we will explore the influence of these volcanoes, especially from the viewpoint of cooling and ozone depletion.

Outline of Urbanization: More people living in cities leaving the country (Cambridge Advanced Learning Dictionary). Sustainable development: long lasting activities or development without destroying part of the sustainable environment (Scottish Natural Heritage, 1993). In the past 40 years, urbanization and population growth are increasing worldwide, and it is expected to occur in urban areas of developing countries. Since 1992, the governing body was founded mainly in Erbil (Kur German: Hewlêr, هەولێر) and officially declared the regional capital. KRG (for Kurdistan regional government) Congress or Kurdistan parliament is elected by citizens. Voters can vote and select from the list. The cabinet is elected by majority or multiple parties. The majority party or coalition party appoints and negotiates the term of the Kurdistan regional prime minister. In the end, the president of the Kurdistan region will be elected directly by that citizen. News on Kurds in Iraq Politics of the Kurds are spreading mainly in KRG President Masood Barzani and KRG Prime Minister Nehwanwan Barzani. The Kurdistan regional government is also working with the Iraqi government on a political struggle to reach an agreement on oil income, budget expenditure and military aid. Iraqi Kurdistan officially known as the Kurdistan region, located in northern Iraq, is the only autonomous region in the country. It is often said that the southern Kurdish people. Because the Kurds generally regard it as one of the four regions of the Kurds including Turkish Southeastern (North Kurdish), North Syria (Rogaha or West Kurdish) and Iran, one of the Northwest (East) It is department. Kurdistan Kurdistan in Iraq is divided into four states (Kurdish Parestega). The provinces of Duhok, Erbil, Sulaymaniya and Halabja form the Kurdistan region. Each of these states is divided into 26 districts. Each is divided into partitions. Each state has a capital city, but there are district centers in the district and small areas. Especially in neighboring areas of Kirkuk, Nineveh, Diyala, there are differences between the Iraqi government and the Kurdish regional government in areas other than Kurds in Iraq.

Urbanization Urbanization is a gradual urbanization of urban areas or urban populations. Urbanization is mainly related to the phenomenon of rural-city movement when people migrate from rural to urban areas for better quality of life (R. Faridi, 2012) (Tellnes P, 2014 ). It can be said that this is the only way of increasing population, but if you choose to do so, people may move from other urban areas to other more urbanized areas. Urbanization tends to have more negative impacts, but one positive effect of urbanization is an increase in physical activity compared to rural areas. Residents and communities in the rural areas of the United States have a higher obesity rate and less physical activity compared to urban dwellers. Rural residents consume a higher proportion of fat calories, are less likely to meet the guidelines for physical activity, and are unlikely to be physically inactive. Compared with the United States, the lack of physical activity in the western region has the lowest prevalence, while the lack of physical activity in the southern region has the highest prevalence. Sports activities in metropolitan areas and metropolitan areas in all regions are the most common Many of the environmental impacts in urban areas are not necessarily linear. Metropolitan areas do not necessarily cause more environmental problems. Small towns can cause big problems. The majority of the factors that determine the degree of environmental impact are urban population behavior - their consumption and lifestyle patterns - not how big they are. The urban environment is an important factor in determining urban impact on urban life quality and wider environment. Among urban environmental problems, there are insufficient water and sanitation, lack of waste disposal, industrial pollution, etc. 18. Unfortunately, it is expensive to reduce the problem and improve the impact on urban population.

Recently, urbanization has been the main theme of Chinese policy makers. Therefore, at the meeting of World Bank president Li Keqiang and World Bank president Kim Yong-jin held in November 2012, urbanization said that "the greatest possibility of growth is held in the next few years" It was. Vibrant cities offer many opportunities, especially in architecture, so for urban residents in China rural residents this urbanization makes it possible for them to get jobs and raise their wages Do (Lesson 9). Rapid migration and rapid urbanization of the Chinese population to urban areas can not be stopped by China's promotion to the world power, and perhaps urgent movements. China's immigration and urbanization problems can not be separated from each other and are closely related to each other, but it is very natural and necessary for China to develop into an important world power. China is trying to curb and suppress large-scale immigration and rapid urbanization. Currently, modes and flows of immigration and urbanization are driving economic growth in China, but the efficiency of the Chinese government's response to immigration and urbanization is very low, and effective economic growth, policy change, It hinders the achievement of ideal economic development. It is difficult to over-emphasize the importance of urbanization against what happened in China over the past 20 years. UK in the 19th century and the early 20th century America, urbanization was a key element of industrialization and rapid growth. The same can be said for China in the 1990s. Rapidly growing cities must invest more and more money in new infrastructure including roads, water and sewer systems, buildings, public transportation, bridges and tunnels, power plants and power grids, and the entire consumer infrastructure It will not. Shopping center, school, family etc. Initially, this event was most prominent in the Shanghai and southern coastal areas, but by the end of the decade more and more areas occurred in Chengdu, Chongqing, Wuxi, and inland regions. China's strength lies in an urban environment with high population density, where there is a well-educated labor force living, wages are rising, but it is still supported. These centralized networks create a powerful economy of scale for entrepreneurs to open in China, while providing great advantages in terms of cost and quality in terms of innovation and production. Unlike the United States, the infrastructure that supports China's scale is completely new. Unlike Europe, it shares a common language in a wide area

Rapid urbanization means that there is no time to plan migration from rural areas to urban areas because urbanization is the process by which people migrate from rural areas to towns. The number of urban and rural areas varies from country to country, so the situation varies from country to country. Another possible cause of this difference is the nature of the development of the country; some countries are developing, others are developing, and By the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, the rapid development and traffic of the city proved the impact of the industrial revolution. This growth has led to significant technological progress in the Western countries and several serious social, economic and political changes. Some of the consequences of these changes are reflected in the new socio-economics that divide residents into riches and poor people. The concept of art and design that has noticed these changes and has been expressed by decorative and decorative techniques until then is no longer a time when designers and artists have tried to find new things to express their work It is not reflected. We support the futuristic Utilitarian design and art. The practitioner is fascinated by the power of the machine and accepts innovative technology There are some good impacts if urbanization is done within the proper scope. Therefore, positive effects of urbanization include employment creation, improvement of technology and infrastructure, improvement of traffic and communication, high quality education and medical facilities, improvement of living standards. However, the spread of urbanization has been mainly adversely affected. The following points are very small. Urbanization attracts people to the city and leads to population growth. As the number of people living in downtown areas increases, housing is still short. This is because few people can provide insufficient space for housing and utilities expansion, poverty, unemployment, and expensive building materials.

Over time, the ancient city returned to the Bible and the development of the town increased dramatically. It is the oldest city in history, known as the city of Byblos, it has the reputation of being the oldest city in the world and dates back to the 3 rd century. In ancient Greece, the city of all cities was called Megapolis, and the current example is New York City or Chicago. Compared to modern cities, past cities are obviously different and are being built. Cities are defined as permanent settlements, but they are more than mere cities and must be built. Cities and Urbanization: We have lived in the city for millennia. By 2100 more people will live in town than the current world. Cities are the driving force of global growth. They are filled with opportunities and challenges. They presented a typical "globalism" case: the most successful cities are connected worldwide and can fulfill local needs ... in other words, along the value of global citizens. Cities and people's residences are key to achieving the world's sustainable development goals. The goal of sustainable development has been implemented in an increasingly urbanized world and now more than half of the world's population live in cities. Urbanization has brought the world's largest development challenge, but it also provides tremendous opportunities to promote sustainable development. Sustainable development objective 11 recognizes the central role of urbanization in sustainable development and seeks "comprehensive, safe, adaptive and sustainable cities and people settlements". As one of the 17 sustainable development goals that set priority of public policy and lead the flow of development over the next 15 years, urban sustainable development goal is to build strong partnership and for sustainable cities We will secure additional resources for. Development provides a great opportunity As cities become entrances to the world's political economy, urban populations are growing fast in developing countries. According to the United Nations' 2014 Global Urbanization Perspective Report, "From 2014 to 2050, the world's urban population will increase by 5 billion, nearly 90% will be concentrated in Asia and Africa." It will triple and become the fastest urbanized area in the world. Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, has attracted entrepreneurs and East Africans to seek better living. Approximately 3.5 million inhabitants live in major cities in this region and the population has increased tenfold since Kenya independence in 1963. It is the economic and cultural center and home to United Nations Africa Headquarters, United Nations Environment Program, and the UN Human Settlement Plan.

Industrialization creates economic growth and achieves urbanization by attracting people to urban employment opportunities. Urbanization usually begins with the establishment of one factory or several factories in one area, increasing demand for factory workforce. Other companies such as construction manufacturers, retailers, service providers and others follow the factory and meet the product needs of workers. This creates more employment opportunities and housing demand, resulting in urban areas. Throughout the history of human civilization, the urbanization model is the strongest near the largest water bodies. Initially, this was only to satisfy the water and food needs of many people. However, since the Industrial Revolution, a large amount of water is required to maintain the industry, so the trend of urbanization along the waterway continues. Many companies rely on seas and rivers to transport goods as well as requiring a large amount of water to manufacture products. This is because 75% of the world's largest cities are in the coastal area. As industrialization brings economic growth, demands for improved education and public engineering institutions for urban areas are also increasing. This demand arises because companies looking for new technologies to improve productivity need highly educated labor and a comfortable living environment attracts skilled workers to this area. When an area is industrialized, the area goes through several stages of economic and social reform, so the urbanization process will last longer. This concept can better be explained by comparing cities such as Bangkok in developing countries with other European cities such as Berlin and European cities such as Los Angeles. By strengthening education, government intervention and social reform, the social, environmental and economic prosperity of each city is gradually increasing. Industrialization is the process of shifting from emphasizing society's products for agriculture and craftsmanship to emphasizing the manufacturing industry and related industries. Industrialization has brought about urbanization, a process in which more and more people live in urban areas rather than rural areas. A symbolic dialogue perspective views society as a sum of people and groups. Learning behavior by interacting with others; the way people define the situation is the basis of their behavior. George Herbert Meade and Herbert Bloomer contributed to symbolic interactionist views Industrialization creates economic growth and achieves urbanization by attracting people to urban employment opportunities. Urbanization usually begins with the establishment of one factory or several factories in one area, increasing demand for factory workforce. Other companies such as construction manufacturers, retailers, service providers and others follow the factory and meet the product needs of workers. This creates more employment opportunities and housing demand, resulting in urban areas. Urban growth is defined as the rate at which urban population increases. This is the result of urbanization, the flow of people from rural areas to urban areas. Growth of the city can lead to economic development of the country. Urban growth is also known as the expansion of metropolitan areas or suburbs to the surrounding environment. Because the impact of urban growth directly affects the economic development of the country, it can be regarded as an indicator of the state of economic situation in the country. There are more metropolitan areas, more work, which will also lead to economic growth.

Life is easier, there is no class tension, the air is healthy, people are interested in education and conversation, and their manner is gentle. But in the north the air is dirty, the factory causes disease and death, and money is more valuable than learning. In a poetic and imaginative speech, Margaret fantastically told Henryston, "And I will change forever, as I imagined, the reality is far more than I thought Something beautiful was suddenly discovered. "North and South" by Elizabeth Gaskell is a Victorian novel. It introduces the class, religion, society, industry, country and aristocratic issues to the reader, and teaches them the diligence and the survival truth. Elizabeth Gaskell uses key person Margaret and moves to various places in her book. We not only saw our way of living through Margaret but also explained about our way of living and we have our own strong beliefs and prejudices. Gaskell links industrial and feminine problems of the novel. The importance of exploration lies in the state of women as workers. Margaret has encountered all these, and from her perspective, action and interaction we have a very strong distinction between her personality. He is a wealthy businessman, but he has seen his lack of education, so he became a student of Mr. Hale. Most people associate the name of Elizabeth Gaskell with the novel "North and South". The fact that Mrs. Gaskell is an outstanding novelist is undoubted, but this work proves that she is also a talented biographer. The Thakerary of Vanity Fair wrote the biography of Gaskell. "There is no book that can be compared widely with the life of Charlotte Bronte of Mrs Gaskell throughout the English literature." Although this book is certainly worthy of praise, it is not without flaws. The biography of Gaskell is the first biography written in Bronte with the consent of her father Patrick Bronte. Mrs. Gaskell was a close friend of his daughter, but Bronte agreed to the biography. Mr. Bronte and Charlotte 's husband decided to deepen their understanding in general about Charlotte' s highly respected Charlotte. But this book is not without controversy

There is no financial resources to pay for Somali police and troops in Somalia. Police and military officials in Somalia are very low salaries and some staff accept bribes from criminals. Electricity, water and food are more easily available in the cities than in rural areas. In rural areas, people must rely on land and livestock to provide food and lifestyle. The flood in 2006 destroyed the central part of Somalia and the southern part. Destruction of property and land has evacuated many Somali residents. Urbanization has spread rapidly to Western European countries, and since 1950's it has become a position in developing countries as well. At the turn of the 20th century, only 15% of the world's population lived in the city. According to the statistics of the United Nations, more than 50% of the world's population lived in the city was 2007 for the first time in human history. Urbanization is done organically or systematically, by personal, collective, and national behavior. Dwelling in the city will be culturally and economically beneficial as it enters the labor market, reduces commuting and transportation time and expense, and offers opportunities to provide better education, housing and security conditions There is a possibility. Conditions such as density, proximity, diversity, market competition, etc. are regarded as elements of a favorable urban environment. With the discovery of technology and the development of human civilization, urbanization has been developing in most parts of the world. Rapid urbanization began at the end of the eighteenth century with British industrial capitalism (Clark, 1998) and rapidly spread after coal was used as the main ingredient of industry and as a better transportation system (Hall, 1994). In developing countries, urbanization began after World War II in 1950 (Crenshaw in 1991), now is everywhere, especially in Africa and Asia. According to the report of the United Nations, by 2050, the majority of the population will be concentrated in the cities of developing countries. If Africa and Asia still continue to grow by this year, 50% of the population will live in urban areas, and the urban population will be higher than the rural population in 2010 (Figure 1 ).

The Bessemer process manages the steel industry. To make better products in an inexpensive way, and to fuse new technologies that produce similar products. Limit the competition and use it to manage the steel in the country. <- is called a merger. I thought that parents' money earned should not be handed over to children and wrote the gospel of wealth. Otherwise, they will not understand hard work or really earn money. I think money should be listed. Supporting the laisseziatism system, you can freely do small things from the government; horizontal (the company produces similar product merger) and vertical (to manage raw materials and transport Buy supplier) Integration Baron robber in charge of standard oil can make huge profits by paying fewer workers and can promote competition by selling less than the oil it makes. Ability to dominate the market. Donate 500 million dollars to the University of Chicago to find a cure for yellow fever, established the Rockefeller Foundation And increase the labor force brought by immigrants. With the construction of the railway, you move faster and workers can enter the new area more quickly. With the use of coal and oil, the industrialization of new resources has also expanded. The raise in tariffs (embargo in 1807) led to a stagnation of trade in the country and an increase in local production. This will help internal trade The group welcomes unskilled unskilled skilled workers, including its open access policy, continued industrialization of the US economy, increased urban population, rapid growth, women, immigrants and African Americans, It peaked in 1886. They believe that they can eliminate labor disputes. Their goal is to build a cooperative where workers have their own industry. Formation of an illegal trust that interferes with free trade between states or with other countries. However, terms such as trust are not explicitly defined. If standard oil sees the pressure from the government, they will reorganize into a single company. The government ultimately no longer tried to enforce the Sherman Act and continued to integrate its business. Successful application to union At the turn of the century the turning point of the century is characterized by an exercise called progressive age. Meanwhile, many groups tried to remake the central government and society to cope with urbanization and industrialization pressures. Progressive is a member of the postwar generation who is mainly trying to master a different world from their parents. Several problems related to economy have emerged due to the large enterprises and the rise of industrialization. The progressive era reformers and the federal government effectively reformed, reformed the social shame of working conditions, and became active autonomy of the country. Despite the court's ruling restrictions, the implementation of reforms, and the president's different influences, the president's personal interests as well as personnel affairs In the era of progress (1900-1920), the country worked hard to solve the problems caused by industrialization and urbanization. Progressiveism is the middle class reform movement of the city and supports the government playing a larger role in solving problems such as large-scale corporate control and public welfare. Many of the achievements are based on the efforts of the early reform movement. For example, federal income taxes and direct elections by senators are part of the populist program and alcohol bans are rooted in the anti-alcohol reform tradition before the civil war. The Progressive Party formed a unique party in 1912, but this movement received broad support from the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. President Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft (Republican) and Woodrow Wilson (Democrat) all claim to be progressive basements

As the world continues to grow, population growth is clearly one of the big problems mankind faces. The world of the 21st century shows how science, medicine, and technology can support human life while creating a vision of human prosperity. Many of these advances are positive, but bring many challenges that society must face. The emergence of large cities such as Mumbai in India is likely to lead to many problems such as urbanization seeking better opportunities such as poverty, poor living and health, and extreme depletion of environmental resources It is an important example. Urban growth is defined as the rate at which urban population increases. This is the result of urbanization, the flow of people from rural to urban areas. Growth of the city may lead to economic development of the country. Urban growth is also known as the expansion of metropolitan areas or suburbs to the surrounding environment. Because the impact of urban growth directly affects the economic development of the country, it can be regarded as an indicator of the economic situation of the country. There are more metropolitan areas, more work, it will also bring economic growth. As population continues to increase and urbanize at unprecedented speeds, new urbanization and smart growth techniques have been implemented to create a transition to a development environment, economically and socially sustainable cities. Intelligent growth and new urbanism principles include walking, combined use development, comfortable high density design, land protection, social equity, and economic diversity. The multipurpose community aims for high end through affordable housing for promoting social equity, reducing dependence on automobiles for fossil fuel use, and promoting regional economies. The per capita GDP of the easy-to-walk community is 38% higher than the low-mobility city subway (Leinberger, Lynch). By combining economic, environmental, and social sustainability, cities are more equitable and resilient than the expansion of cities that use the land too much, promote the use of cars, and economically isolate the population There will be, it will be attractive. Looking at the UN population forecasts from urban and rural areas, it is expected that a significant portion of the world's population growth between 2000 and 2030 will concentrate in urban areas. It is estimated that the urban population in 2000 is about 2.9 billion people and it is estimated to reach about 4.9 billion people by 2030 (Figure 10.2). Much of the future growth will come from cities in developing countries. The urban population of developing countries is projected to increase from 1.9 billion in 2000 to about 3.9 billion in 2030, accounting for almost all of the increase in population growth in developing countries. However, only a fraction of it is due to an increase in migration from rural areas to cities. It is also important to convert rural settlements into urban areas, the most important of which is the increase in the natural city population.

Many cities who quickly emigrated to LEDC could not afford housing. They were obliged to build short-term accommodations in voluntary settlements. Rio de Janeiro is the largest population living in Brazil, with a population of approximately 11.7 million. Natural growth is one reason for that amplification (when birth rate is higher than mortality rate). Urbanization, due to population increase. This is due to migration from rural areas to cities. Millions of people moved from Rural Brazil to Rio de Janeiro. (1) The rate of change of urban phenotype is higher than that in non-urban environment. The interplay between the rapid changes in the biological and abiotic environment associated with urbanization leads to the prediction of the increase in intensity of selection for specific traits and more traits. (2) Spatial and temporal inhomogeneity patterns of cities lead to genetic differences between urban population and non-urban population. The allele frequencies in urban and non-urban populations are due to the complex and dynamic interaction between abiotic, biological and social heterogeneity and their urbanization-specific building systems It will be different. Alternatively, movement between non-urban and urban areas and human-mediated biodistribution may offset this genetic differentiation Urban-led phenotypic change: theoretical significance of empirical observation and ecological evolutionary feedback In Latin America and the Caribbean, city air pollution is getting worse. One reason is the rapid expansion of urban population. This phenomenon is related to industrial processes that are usually concentrated in cities and to main air pollution sources in Latin American cities plus the increase in vehicle number and energy efficiency. Air quality standards established in these countries are often exceeded despite implementation of management plans. Urban departments affected by the discharge of anthropogenic pollutants are Sao Paulo, Brazil, Santiago, Chile, and Mexico City.

Industrialization and urbanization have important historical significance in terms of development. Industrialization is an era of social and economic change, and we change human society from agricultural society (agricultural society) to industrial society. Industrialization is part of a larger modernization process, where economic change, development is closely related to social change. The human society involved in the advancement of technology pays special attention to the development of large-scale metallurgy and manufacturing processes. Handle mass production at factories through market trading Along with the progress of industrialization, the emergence of large-scale factories has resulted in the concentration of workers in limited urban areas, the scale of these factories expanded with the passage of time, and the large cities where industrial workers live expanded It was In other words, the urbanization process shows that urban population is increasing. From the sociological point of view, it also shows the spread of urban lifestyle to the countryside. Therefore, the urbanization process has demographic and social aspects. In the present era, with the spread of industrialization, the urbanization process has achieved unprecedented development momentum in the world, especially the third world countries. Based on the current urbanization rate, it is expected that the urban population of Third World countries will grow twice as much as the current industrialized society within decades. Together with the development of the industry, the growth of cities brings about migration from rural areas to cities, and as a result, cities with large-scale and improved lifestyle opportunities tend to flood rural migrants. On the other hand, while this type of immigrant is accelerating the pace of urbanization, it causes excessive population pressure on existing utilities and suffers from slums, crime, unemployment, urban poverty, pollution, traffic jams I will. Healthy condition is bad, social activity is abnormal. Under this context, it is important to understand India's excessive urbanization and all aspects of urban problems. The themes of industrialization, urbanization and globalization are closely related. Progress in industrialization has created the latter two social phenomena. Industrialization played a central role in many economic developments and improved the likelihood of improving health and social well-being. Just like any other story, there is nothing wrong. We do not seem to be able to profit. To establish a relationship between the three, we can start with industrialization and its strengths and weaknesses, then transition to urbanization, and end with globalization. Industrialization and urbanization have important historical significance in terms of development. Industrialization is an era of social and economic change, and we change human society from agricultural society (agricultural society) to industrial society. Industrialization is part of a larger modernization process, where economic change, development is closely related to social change. The human society involved in the advancement of technology pays special attention to the development of large-scale metallurgy and manufacturing processes. Handle mass production at factories through market trading The process by which social and economic change converts mankind from agricultural society to industrial society is called industrialization. It is related to technological innovation, usually large-scale energy efficiency improvement, and large-scale economic organization aimed at manufacturing. When is Guyana? From 1999 to 2009, the service sector accounted for 43.4% of GDP, agricultural fishery and forestry accounted for an average of 27.4% of GDP, manufacturing was slightly below 11% of GDP. Over the years, this total accounted for 81.8% of GDP, more than half of it was from the service sector. The remaining 18.2% of GDP has been used for

Maharashtra state from 1991 to 2001, city unit by city size / residence and city population distribution Framework of Urban Economy The economic interrelationship between urban centers and metropolitan areas, such as location, land use, distribution of population and industry, transportation, finance, housing, ethnicity, poverty, etc. are considered. Prerequisites: economics 227 or mathematics 128 (or mathematics 128 or 247) and economics 307. The principles and processes of location, organization and behavior related to the spatial allocation of scarce resources, as well as the spatial patterns and (directly, indirectly, economic, social, environmental impact analysis and computer based projects of this distribution State-of-the-art geographic information system (GIS) software is used Prerequisites: Economics 227 (or Mathematics 128 or 247) and Economics 307; or instructor's consent Village geography, which includes urban geography, is a study of urban and rural areas, particularly concerning the spatial, relational and theoretical aspects of communities. This is a study of areas where buildings and infrastructure are concentrated. The majority of the economic activity in these areas is in the secondary and tertiary industries. In urban settlements, its population density may be high. Urban geography is a survey of cities, towns and other relatively compact areas. The two main concerns are the location (how to determine the settlement based on the physical environment) and the situation (how the settlement is positioned relative to other settlements). Another area of ​​interest is the urban internal organization, which includes a variety of population groups and infrastructure layouts.

Introduction Urbanization has become a buzzword in the past few decades and it is expanding at an astounding rate. Urban growth rate in developing countries is projected to reach 93% by 2020 (Elliot J. A, 1999). In general, more than half of the world's people migrate to cities, a series of "things" closely related to people's lives are born and dramatically changing dramatically. During this period, another recent buzzword, sustainable development, has entered the vision of people and gradually became the mainstream of social development. However, sustainable development is a controversial concept. In the 2004 study, Wheeler defined sustainable urban development as "improving long-term social and ecological health of urban development." He outlines the characteristics of "sustainable development" cities: compact and efficient land use, reduced use of cars, better access, efficient use of resources, reduction of pollution and waste , Recovery of natural system, good dwelling and living environment. Social ecology, sustainable economy, participation and participation in local communities, and protection of local culture and wisdom. City planning personnel are promoting sustainable urban models such as cities that take into consideration the impact on the environment, such as energy, water use, minimization of waste and pollution emissions. As population continues to increase and urbanize at unprecedented speeds, new urbanization and smart growth techniques have been implemented to create a transition to a development environment, economically and socially sustainable cities. Intelligent growth and new urbanism principles include walking, combined use development, comfortable high density design, land protection, social equity, and economic diversity. The multipurpose community aims for high end through affordable housing for promoting social equity, reducing dependence on automobiles for fossil fuel use, and promoting regional economies. The per capita GDP of the easy-to-walk community is 38% higher than the low-mobility city subway (Leinberger, Lynch). By combining economic, environmental, and social sustainability, cities are more equitable and resilient than the expansion of cities that use the land too much, promote the use of cars, and economically isolate the population There will be, it will be attractive. In the sense of sustainable architecture, the recent neoclassical building movement is promoting a sustainable urban building approach that highly evaluates and develops intelligent growth, walking, architectural tradition, and classical design. This is in sharp contrast to modernism and short-lived worldwide unified architecture, as well as contrast with isolated areas of residential areas and suburban areas. These two trends began in the 1980s. New urbanist critics believe that their environmental aspects are too focused on traffic and excessive mobility of individuals. The unsustainable reality of contemporary cities is not just a car but too much driving - it concerns the metabolism of the entire city (less than half of the total ecological footprint, the greenhouse gas emissions / Carbon footprint).

In recent years, many Indian English novelists have shocked literary circles with their work. Covered topics are contemporary and populism, and English is functional, communication, and unnoticeable. The novel is always a guide to beacons in a contradictory and chaotic world, and we continue to do so. A prudent study of a British novelist in India shows that two writers contribute to the type of novel. Please look at India's problems and reality. Outside India, White Tiger of an inbred line tends to be cross eye, but this state is called strabismus. When emphasized or confused, all white tigers will pass their eyes. The strabismus is related to the white tiger which mixed Bengal and Siberian blood. According to reports, the only pure white tiger is Mohini's daughter, Rewati. The strabismus is directly related to the white gene and it is not another result of inbreeding White tiger is very rare and can only be seen in the zoo. Today, in the United States there are about 30-90 white tigers. The white tiger is not another tiger, they are just white Bengal tigers. They are also not bleaching; they have black streaked blue eyes, pink nose and creamy white fur. Men grow to about 105-125 inches and women grow to about 95-105 inches. The tail tail is only 3 to 4 feet long. The weight of the male tiger was 419-569 pounds. Women are somewhat light, between 221 and 353 pounds Blue eyes, pink nose, creamy fur, chocolate black stripes. White tiger can be crossed by two orange tigers carrying recessive genes called dual recessive alleles. Bengal tiger with two normal alleles, or normal allele and white allele, is orange. Only two doses of the mutant allele can produce a white tiger. In the past 100 years, India has seen only 12 out of 1,000 people out of such white tigers. Poachers are the cause of White Tiger extinction. The body part of Tiger is used in traditional Chinese medicine and exotic recipe. In addition to their body parts, if their coats can be sold very little, if they want some quick money, this is the ideal hunting animal. The price of White Tiger starts today at $ 60,000. Various programs are established around the world to increase the number of tiger populations. Some active individuals

Urbanization is one definition of the new generation. Since 2008, more than half of the world's population live in towns and cities. By 2030, this number will increase to 5 billion, accounting for about two-thirds of the population. Today, more than 1 billion children live in cities all over the world. The urban environment is unique and is often referred to as "attracting and creating wealth, employment and investment, and thus related to economic development." This infrastructure is covered by many prefabricated and wealthy people. Statistics New Zealand defines urban areas in New Zealand. It is independent of any administrative area and there is no legal basis. Urban areas can be divided into three categories: 17 major urban areas with more than 30 thousand population, 17 urban areas with more than 30 thousand population, second-class urban areas are 14 urban areas with population over 10 thousand and less than 30 thousand, 103 small cities It is department. The population is more than 1000 people and less than 10,000 people. Since urban areas are reclassified after each census of New Zealand, the categorization of urban areas will not change due to demographic changes between censuses. For example, Rolleston (popular 14,650) is still classified as a small town because the population was less than 10,000 at the 2013 census. What is an urban area Urban areas can be defined by the number of inhabitants, population density, the proportion of population independent of agriculture, or utilities and services that provide electricity and education. Some countries define cities with a population of 2,500 or more as one city, others have at least 20,000 people. There is no universal standard, and each country usually has a set of standards that distinguish urban areas. The United States uses population density measurements to define cities with a minimum population requirement of 2,500. The classification of metropolitan areas includes both urban and rural areas and is integrated with specific cities both socially and economically.

5-3.4 Industrialization, urbanization and the rise of large enterprises, development of monopoly, long-term labor, low wages, and the impact of unsafe working conditions for men, women and child workers, and consequent reform movement Summarize the impact. Industrialization, urbanization, the rise of large enterprises, and the effect of moderate reform movement 1877-1900; rapid industrialization, urbanization, immigration; the rise of the labor movement and large companies; 1871 - rapid industrialization in 1900, urbanization, immigration; the rise of the labor movement and large companies; movement of population, 1873 The title of Mark Twain's novel has become a popular name from the end of the civil war to the turn of the century. This is extensive political corruption and personal desire. The idea is top gold plating, but everything is bad and broken In the era of progress (1900-1920), the country worked hard to solve the problems caused by industrialization and urbanization. Progressiveism is the middle class reform movement of the city and supports the government playing a larger role in solving problems such as large-scale corporate control and public welfare. Many of the achievements are based on the efforts of the early reform movement. For example, federal income taxes and direct elections by senators are part of the populist program and alcohol bans are rooted in the anti-alcohol reform tradition before the civil war. The Progressive Party formed a unique party in 1912, but this movement received broad support from the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. President Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft (Republican) and Woodrow Wilson (Democrat) all claim to be progressive basements Who is progressive? Gradual reformers form a broadly defined political movement - progressive movement - for individuals and organizations concerned about social conditions, industrialization and urbanization, social turmoil, poverty and political corruption Did. The progress status is as follows. The country is growing more rapidly than ever, basically shifting from a similar immigrant group from Western Europe to a more heterogeneous population, from agricultural economy to industrial economy, and from a dominant rural village a big society It depends on the European capital economically for urban society, from an isolated country that manufactures goods for international countries, that country will be the power of major industries, finance and trade

Progressive handles urbanization problems (or urbanization problems they think) in various ways. These include political reforms to reform the society, private actions and government actions. Progressive believes that one of the problems of urbanization is the power of urban political machinery. Progressive is trying to solve this problem through political reform. They introduced the mayor system, nonpartisan elections and general elections, secret voting, and so on. By doing these things, they break the power of the machine and try to provide more power to the middle class of the city. Progressive also believes that the behavior of the poor is a problem brought about by urbanization. They tried to solve these problems through private and government actions. The most impressive private action is the establishment of a village. The most famous village is Hull House of Jane Addams in Chicago. Settlement tries to teach poor people (especially poor immigrants) how to live in ordinary middle class. The most noteworthy behavior of the government to solve social problems is the prohibition order. Progressive believes abstinence law solves many urban problems in urbanization. Because these problems are caused by bad men when drunk. The progressive party also encourages enactment of regulations to combat social illness caused by the greed of wealthy people who believe that the government has urban residents' lives and workplaces. They tried to go through regulations and improve their asset conditions. They passed the law regulating the workplace and tried to improve working conditions. In all these respects, progressive is trying to cope with the problems caused by urbanization. Due to the adverse effects of urbanization, many progressiveists are beginning to promote urban reform. Progressive organized settlements in urban areas to support immigrants and urban poor. They support the adoption of laws to improve the living environment in downtown Tokyo. Progressive also supports the law to reduce the power of urban boss and get rid of corruption of urban politics. Not all issues of eradicating city life and eradicating poverty exist, but the efforts of these reforms greatly improved the life of the city. Progressive believes that one of the problems of urbanization is the power of urban political machinery. Progressive is trying to solve this problem through political reform. They introduced the mayor system, nonpartisan elections and general elections, secret voting, and so on. By doing these things, they break the power of the machine and try to provide more power to the middle class of the city. Progressive also believes that the behavior of the poor is a problem brought about by urbanization. They tried to solve these problems through private and government actions. The most impressive private action is the establishment of a village. The most famous village is Hull House of Jane Addams in Chicago. Settlement tries to teach poor people (especially poor immigrants) how to live in ordinary middle class. The most noteworthy behavior of the government to solve social problems is the prohibition order.

ACT approves "Educational Equity Test Practice Guidelines" and "Education Measurement Professional Responsibility Guidelines" to guide people's behavior in educational testing. ACT promises to ensure that each test procedure complies with the guidelines of each guideline. A copy of each code is available from ACT Customer Service (68), P.O. Please get it for free. Box 1008, Iowa City, IA 52243-1008, 319 / 337-1429 It is confidential. This document is ACT, Inc. Confidential and proprietary property. It is prohibited to copy or transfer part or all of it without obtaining the written permission of ACT, Inc in advance. The purpose of the research course can be incorporated into the classroom. For details on how the module fits the QualityCore program, see the "Educator's Guide" included with other QualityCore materials. ACT recognizes studying the teaching style and academic needs of students, the state, district, and the standards and policies in schools, and available materials when deciding how to provide the student the best service doing. And resources NO_COVER_U.S. _ History_Unit_ 01 _ Industrialization and its east-west deployment - East-West advantages - State-of-the-art costs and state-of-the-art _ v 5.1.1 Historians link modernization with urbanization, industrialization and the spread of education. As Kendall (2007) pointed out, urbanization is accompanied by modernization and rapid industrialization. In critique theory of sociology, modernization is related to the overall process of rationalization. As modern society modernizes, individuals become increasingly important, eventually replacing families and communities as basic units of society. Industrialization means an increase in industrial activity in the economy. This almost always involves the establishment and urbanization of large factories. Industrialization is important for increasing the prosperity of the economy with the benefit of modern technology, but it also causes problems. The main drawbacks of industrialization are as follows. Declining quality of life caused by urbanization is usually crowded than rural areas. This has caused many problems in individuals and society, including psychological barriers, crime and other social problems. Urbanization can also lead to environmental pollution such as destruction of forests and extinction of many species of plants and animals. Urbanization is related to various fields such as city planning, geography, sociology, economics, public health. This phenomenon is closely related to modern industrialized and rationalized social processes. Urbanization can be viewed as a specific condition within a certain period of time (eg, the total population of a city or town) or it can increase over time. Therefore, urbanization can be measured by the level of urban development for the entire population, or the rate of increase in the proportion of urban population. Urbanization is a society, economy and the environment that provides sustainable development with the potential to more efficiently use resources, create more sustainable land use, protect the biodiversity of natural ecosystems It creates a big change of.

Industrialization and urbanization are regarded as interdependent processes of modern economic development. However, the exact nature of those causal relationships is considerably controversial. In this paper, we use company-level data from the census of 10 years from 1850 to 1880 to determine whether manufacturing using the steam engine as the main power source of the industrialization process will contribute to urbanization I will test it. Data show that steam power companies are more likely to be located in urban areas than hydropower companies, but the adoption of steam engines does not significantly contribute to urbanization. I thank the editor Bob Margo for his many comments and suggestions that made this paper very good. Also, in 2004 the Academia Sinica Global Perspective Growth and Development Conference, the RSAI Conference in Seattle in 2004, and two anonymous reviewers who participated in the St. Louis Symposium Jan De Vries, Jan De Vries, Jan Pter Smits Thank you. Comments from the Federal Reserve System and the University of Washington. We are extremely grateful to the University of Washington for financial support through the Teacher Research Foundation. The history of urbanization in the United States is closely related to industrialization and immigration. A wonderful invention of the first industrial revolution centered on textiles, agriculture, iron and steam engine technology, revolutionized American agriculture by providing farmers with McCormick harvesters, cotton jin and cotton spinning machines. Contributing to expansion of methods and factories. The power of steam has led to the invention of railroads and grain elevators, grain elevators, and "skyscrapers of grass" that will enable you to quickly transport wheat and other grains to the market. Improved agricultural efficiency has resulted in a reduction in employment opportunities in agricultural areas and rural populations are starting to seek employment opportunities in the urbanization of the United States. The Second Industrial Revolution shifted America from iron age to iron age and replaced steam power with electricity. For other facts, please refer to Industrial Revolution invention With the invention of steam engines, the transition from rural hydraulic turbines to steam engines promoted the emergence of factories and industrial cities as industrial power sources. The factory will start urbanization process by taking people out of rural areas and moving to cities seeking a better life. The increase in the urban population brings overcrowding and pollution, which are breeding grounds for infectious diseases. This city brings a snowball effect in the launch of a new business. Newly improved transportation system is constantly evolving Due to the relatively new invention of the steam engine, the industrial revolution took place in the west. The machine took over the manufacturing industry and greatly improved the standard of living of people all over the world. Urbanization is no longer a dream. A train was built, a ship was built, and the world began to move forward. Currently, we are experiencing the remarkable progress of various digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, connected devices, robotics engineering, 3D printing and so on. Technology has evolved rapidly in the past few years in ways not imaginable in the past. From autonomous vehicles to smart assistants, technology has proved to exceed human expectations again

Medieval urbanization has brought about the development of a new form of political and social organization. Do you agree with this discussion? Discuss commune and guild. In the Middle Ages, especially the lowlands of Europe in the eleventh and twelfth centuries and the urbanization that occurred in the northern part of Italy, a large number of people were gathered at hand to promote the development of public debt reflected in the development of the medieval commune. It is inside. Guilds of businessmen and crafts. The medieval was characterized by economic, social diversification and growth, followed by social tension and political, religious conflict. These developments also brought about an innovative approach to artistic expression, legal theory and philosophy. From the medieval European economy, society, politics, religion, scholarships and arts, lively and vibrant culture that leads the European people to the world stage Medieval urbanization has brought about the development of a new form of political and social organization. Do you agree with this discussion? Discuss commune and guild. - Medieval Crusaders: Starting to expand the worship of Dionysus The European Crusade in the 11th and 13th centuries was a general idea for the expansion of Christianity, but in fact it was intended to expand. Facts rarely recognized about God's worship. Greek god Dionysus. Even a number of fundamentalist activists and historians who need to know more about it will doubt this, but the truth is that. In the Middle Ages of Europe, a series of ten religious crusades were launched during the third century. It is widely believed that these were organized and executed by Christian religious leaders in order to unify more territories under reign. Creative tension in medieval society and politics has brought new ideas, including ideas exchanged in beliefs and rational discussions of new universities. They also brought the emergence of new religious order and spiritual forms. In the struggle between orthodox Christianity and many heretics, popular religion appeared with new ideas. The influence of Jewish and Muslim scholarships, the rise of educated professional scholars, and the growth of the reading industry in the city have also contributed to the rise of European culture and intellectuals.

Industrialization and urbanization are regarded as interdependent processes of modern economic development. However, the exact nature of those causal relationships is considerably controversial. In this paper, we use company-level data from the census of 10 years from 1850 to 1880 to determine whether manufacturing using the steam engine as the main power source of the industrialization process will contribute to urbanization I will test it. Data show that steam power companies are more likely to be located in urban areas than hydropower companies, but the adoption of steam engines does not significantly contribute to urbanization. Release date: Kim, Sko. "Industrialization and Urbanization: Do Steam Engines Contribute to the Development of American Cities?", "Exploration of Economic History", 2005, No. 42 (April 10), 586-598 With the invention of steam engines, the transition from rural hydraulic turbines to steam engines promoted the emergence of factories and industrial cities as industrial power sources. The factory will start urbanization process by taking people out of rural areas and moving to cities seeking a better life. The increase in the urban population brings overcrowding and pollution, which are breeding grounds for infectious diseases. This city brings a snowball effect in the launch of a new business. Newly improved transportation system is constantly evolving Well, I can easily understand that the word steam refers to the industrial revolution. Steam engine, probably the increase in industrial smog, is a name that will help it. In this sense, punk is used to describe what violates norms and social expectations and hence punctures. The word steam punk is actually a relatively new term named after the late 1980s. Due to the relatively new invention of the steam engine, the industrial revolution took place in the west. The machine took over the manufacturing industry and greatly improved the standard of living of people all over the world. Urbanization is no longer a dream. A train was built, a ship was built, and the world began to move forward. Currently, we are experiencing the remarkable progress of various digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, connected devices, robotics engineering, 3D printing and so on. Technology has evolved rapidly in the past few years in ways not imaginable in the past. From autonomous vehicles to smart assistants, technology has proved to exceed human expectations again For a long time, urbanization has become a powerful driver of economic growth in developed countries in the US, Europe and Western Europe. However, the link between urbanization and the growth of developing countries is much weaker, and this is exactly the greatest urbanization wave in human history. Indeed, many of these places are experiencing the potentially devastating phenomenon "Urbanization is not growing" and pushing billions of people into poverty. A new study by Harvard University Edward Glaser and his colleague compares the urbanization process of the three largest emerging economies of the world - Brazil, China, India - and the urbanization process of the United States.

This paper investigated the influence of industrialization and urbanization on carbon dioxide emissions in China using nonparametric additive regression model from 1990 to 2011 and local panel data. The experimental results showed that there was an inverse U type nonlinear relationship between industrialization and carbon dioxide emissions. Regional urbanization in China adopts an inverted U-shaped model, with carbon dioxide emissions in the eastern region and positive U shape in the central region. However, the nonlinear impact of urbanization on carbon dioxide emissions in the western region is negligible. Therefore, when reducing carbon dioxide emissions in China, it is necessary to consider different dynamic effects of industrialization and urbanization on carbon dioxide emissions in the three regions. With the change in lifestyle and the rapid growth of the Chinese economy, China's carbon dioxide emissions are rapidly increasing. Prior to WTO (1980-2002), the carbon dioxide emissions of China's fossil fuel combustion (energy related emissions) and cement production (process related emissions) steadily increased. During this period these emissions increased from 1467 tons to 3,694 million tons 1, an increase of 8% per year. After China joined the WTO in 2002, the manufacturing industry in China rapidly expanded. As a result, the amount of emissions in China has increased sharply. From 2002 to 2007, the annual average emissions increased by 13%. With this expansion, China has become the world's largest energy consuming country and carbon dioxide emissions country. Currently, China's artificial carbon dioxide emissions account for about 30% of global emissions 3. Therefore, China plays an important role in reducing global emissions and mitigating climate change. This paper investigated the influence of industrialization and urbanization on carbon dioxide emissions in China using nonparametric additive regression model from 1990 to 2011 and local panel data. The experimental results showed that there was an inverse U type nonlinear relationship between industrialization and carbon dioxide emissions. Regional urbanization in China adopts an inverted U-shaped model, with carbon dioxide emissions in the eastern region and positive U shape in the central region. However, the nonlinear impact of urbanization on carbon dioxide emissions in the western region is negligible. Therefore, when reducing carbon dioxide emissions in China, it is necessary to consider different dynamic effects of industrialization and urbanization on carbon dioxide emissions in the three regions. How Industrialization and Urbanization Process Affects China's Carbon Dioxide Emission: Evidence for Nonparametric Additive Regression Model

ACT approves "Educational Equity Test Practice Guidelines" and "Education Measurement Professional Responsibility Guidelines" to guide people's behavior in educational testing. ACT promises to ensure that each test procedure complies with the guidelines of each guideline. A copy of each code is available from ACT Customer Service (68), P.O. Please get it for free. Box 1008, Iowa City, IA 52243-1008, 319 / 337-1429 It is confidential. This document is ACT, Inc. Confidential and proprietary property. It is prohibited to copy or transfer part or all of it without obtaining the written permission of ACT, Inc in advance. The purpose of the research course can be incorporated into the classroom. For details on how the module fits the QualityCore program, see the "Educator's Guide" included with other QualityCore materials. ACT recognizes studying the teaching style and academic needs of students, the state, district, and the standards and policies in schools, and available materials when deciding how to provide the student the best service doing. And resources NO_COVER_U.S. _ History_Unit_ 01 _ Industrialization and its east-west deployment - East-West advantages - State-of-the-art costs and state-of-the-art _ v 5.1.1 Historians link modernization with urbanization, industrialization and the spread of education. As Kendall (2007) pointed out, urbanization is accompanied by modernization and rapid industrialization. In critique theory of sociology, modernization is related to the overall process of rationalization. As modern society modernizes, individuals become increasingly important, eventually replacing families and communities as basic units of society. Industrialization means an increase in industrial activity in the economy. This almost always involves the establishment and urbanization of large factories. Industrialization is important for increasing the prosperity of the economy with the benefit of modern technology, but it also causes problems. The main drawbacks of industrialization are as follows. Declining quality of life caused by urbanization is usually crowded than rural areas. This has caused many problems in individuals and society, including psychological barriers, crime and other social problems. Urbanization can also lead to environmental pollution such as destruction of forests and extinction of many species of plants and animals. Urbanization is related to various fields such as city planning, geography, sociology, economics, public health. This phenomenon is closely related to modern industrialized and rationalized social processes. Urbanization can be viewed as a specific condition within a certain period of time (eg, the total population of a city or town) or it can increase over time. Therefore, urbanization can be measured by the level of urban development for the entire population, or the rate of increase in the proportion of urban population. Urbanization is a society, economy and the environment that provides sustainable development with the potential to more efficiently use resources, create more sustainable land use, protect the biodiversity of natural ecosystems It creates a big change of.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader With the US HD Index, life expectancy at birth represents the ability to live longer and live healthier lives. The life expectancy at birth means the average life expectancy of a baby born today if the current death pattern persists throughout its lifetime. The life expectancy at birth, which is the most commonly used population health index in the world, accounts for one-third of the HD index of the whole country. Based on mortality data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Center, Health Statistics Center, and China's population data, the American human development program is divided into 50 states, 435 parliamentary districts, women and men, and the average of major racial and ethnic groups Calculate life span. CDC WONDER database If the current mortality rate for each age group remains constant throughout the life of the person, the life expectancy at birth is an estimate of how long the average person today lives. This is a way to summarize the current mortality rate using easy-to-understand indicators that most people can contact directly. It is widely believed that life expectancy is an important indicator of the health condition of the population. The average life expectancy and the gap between Torres Strait Islander and other Australians are adopted by COAG as a high-level target to reduce the generation life life gap (COAG 2008a) The average life expectancy of men in 2012 is 57 years, the average life expectancy of women is 59 years. The mortality rate and infant mortality rate for children under 5 years old are 102 and 66 per 1,000 births, respectively. The median age of residents in 2014 was 17, with an estimated population growth rate of 3.05%. Medical expenditure in 2011 accounts for 6.5% of GDP, maternal mortality rate in 2010 is estimated to be 300 deaths per 100 000 births, and the density of doctors per 1000 people is 0.05. The estimated adult HIV infection rate (15 to 49 years old) in 2012 was 1.0%. According to the report of 2011 UNAIDS, the prevalence rate of HIV pregnant women going to prenatal clinics is decreasing. According to the 2005 World Health Organization report, it is estimated that 72.5% of girls and women in Burkina Faso have undergone female genital excision and are managed according to traditional rituals.

We are investigating the impact of San Diego on urbanization to investigate the impact of urbanization in Santiago in Chile and the efforts the government has made to improve urbanization. Urbanization of the Chilean capital has the same reasons, problems, and advantages as many other cities. The main aspects to notice are population growth and urban density. This shows how quickly or slowly the urbanization process will occur over time. In Chile, several organizations are frequently confused under the name "San Diego". The San Diego Commune, also known as "City Center" or "Santiago Centro", is an administrative district that almost covers the area occupied by cities during the colonial period. The commune is managed by the City of San Diego and is supervised by the mayor and is part of the state of Santiago led by the governor, the governor itself is the chapter of the metropolitan area and supervised by the responsible person. Despite these classifications, when the word "San Diego" is used without other descriptors, it is usually a Gran Santiago, a geographical extension defined by its city continuity, San Diego Commune and another 36 It refers to a person. A commune (see Politburo) that together constitutes the majority of Santiago's state and some neighboring provinces, In Chile, 4,313,719 people are said to have been born in the community of the Santiago metropolitan area, and according to the 2002 census, these populations make up 28.54% of the country's total population. 67.6% of San Diego's residents are allegedly born in the community of the metropolitan area. 11% of the population are immigrants from other Latin American countries such as Argentina and Peru. Santiago is the center of industry and finance in Chile, accounting for 45% of the country's GDP. Many international organizations such as ECLAC (Latin America and the Caribbean Economic Commission) have offices in Santiago. Strong economy and low government debt attract immigrants from Europe and America University education in Chile is well known in Latin America. The main institutions are Chile University (originally established in 1738) with campuses in Santiago, Arica, Talca and Temuco. Santiago de Chile University and Valparaiso 's Federico Santamaria University of Technology are technical universities based on German models. Private universities are Santiago, Santiago, Valparaiso Catholic University, Antenna University, North University, Concepcion University and South Chile University, Valdivia.

Index Topic Page Introduction 3 Reason 3 Main Issues How Climate Change and Urbanization Relate Regional Perspective Nationwide Perspective 4 Analysis 5 Conclusion 6 Learning Outcomes 6 Bibliography 6 Acknowledgments 7 Relation between Climate Change and Urbanization Introduction Urbanization Refers to a city. Physical progress of the area Credit contraction, climate change, deforestation, random urbanization, transition of the environment, between the North and the South, the gap between generations of rich and poor, digital divide and social change. Sufficient food is used at SF's eschatological scene, but the future is already here. In the face of all of these uncertainties we face, there are many questions. How will we cope with the challenge to the failing economy from climate change? Can you adapt to all these changes? Can you find a suitable tool for the future? Are we in the middle of change? As far as the future of the city is concerned ... The big challenges will focus on problems such as extreme urbanization, rapid urbanization, climate change. We need to think differently about the planning method of the city and eliminate the separation of the overall plan and function. As they grew organically, we were able to learn a lot from cities, but now we need new tools and techniques to imagine the future city. We also face the constraints on resources that we must consider creative in order to innovate and consider the new sustainable urban environment in the long run. Many of these topics are discussed from an evaluation point of view ... on our problem of whether a city can live ... but we should think from a production perspective. How to create a new space completely different from the space we were used to. This is a big challenge!

"What brought the urbanization of the Mediterranean?" What is urbanization? "Urbanization" means "to industrialize (urban areas) to urbanize", "meaning of cities", or to live in cities and towns. Marja C. V. Vink believes that the term "urbanization was first used in Spain more than 100 years ago" indicates "quantitative and qualitative growth of urbanization". Comparing ancient towns and cities with the understanding of modern urban centers, the degree of urbanization varies considerably, but basically it is the same process. Urbanization and poverty are two economic models, and some people have a continuing tendency to feel uneasy. Urbanization means an increase in the population occupying urban areas. It mainly leads to physical expansion in urban areas. The United Nations estimates that by the end of 2008 the half of the world's population will settle in urban areas. ("International Herald Tribune") In the future, 35.9% of developing countries and 85.9% of developed countries are urbanized Population growth and urbanization: Developing countries are experiencing rapid urbanization, and this trend will continue as the population increases. The number of urban residents in developing countries is projected to increase from 43% in 2005 to 56% in 2030. For example, in Africa, the coast of 500 km between Accra and the Delta of Niger may be a continuation of the city's huge city reaching 50 million by 2020. Adaptability: People will adapt to climate change as resources and knowledge allow. But developing countries are lacking access to infrastructure (especially water supply and management areas), financial means and public services. Urbanization lives in the urban population .................. Two reasons for urbanization are the natural growth of the population ...... ............ Urbanization affects villages of all sizes, from small villages to towns and cities, resulting in a population of over 1000 people. 10,000 ............. Growth. Rapid urbanization often means ............... This means that the surrounding area of ​​the city grows faster than the city center, which can lead to the development of urbanization ... Urbanization is an increase in the number of urban residents. Two reasons for urbanization are natural population growth and migration from rural areas to cities. Urbanization affects villages of all sizes, from small villages to towns and cities, leading to the growth of the giant city where more than 10 million people live. Rapid urbanization often means that the surrounding areas around the city grow faster than the city center, which may lead to the development of slums.

Explanation of the term urbanization Urbanization is the process of increasing the number of people living in cities compared to the population of rural areas. If more than 50% of the population of the country lives in urban areas, they are considered urbanized. People move from rural to urban areas with the industrial revolution because in the UK people need to work at the CBD factory. It occurred in Europe and North America from the 19th century to the early 20th century. Urbanization lives in the urban population .................. Two reasons for urbanization are the natural growth of the population ...... ............ Urbanization affects villages of all sizes, from small villages to towns and cities, resulting in a population of over 1000 people. 10,000 ............. Growth. Rapid urbanization is often means that the surrounding area of ​​............... city to grow faster than the urban centers, it may lead to the development of urbanization ... Urbanization is an increase in the number of urban residents. Two reasons for urbanization are natural population growth and migration from rural areas to cities. Urbanization affects villages of all sizes, from small villages to towns and cities, leading to the growth of the giant city where more than 10 million people live. Rapid urbanization is often means that to grow faster than the central portion surrounding areas of the city of the city around the city, it might lead to the development of slums. If urbanization is one of the most important global trends of the 21st century, 70% of the world population is expected to live in cities by 2050, and how African urbanization, and how it grows Is the key to achieving global sustainability. It is a chance. Until 2050 cities in developing countries will absorb more than 2 billion new city residents and will account for 95% of the world's urban growth. Cities in Africa occupy the largest share and in some cases will grow at twice the rate of other urban populations in the world. By the middle of the century only the African urban population in sub-Saharan Africa is quadrupled and is expected to attract 15 billion new urban residents. How Africa is prepared for the city's future will have a wide range of social, economic and environmental impacts not only for the African continent, but for the world as well. Compared to rural areas, urbanization is the growth of the proportion of the country living in urban areas. Urban areas are characterized by their high population density, sometimes referred to as cities, towns, and large cities. Kingsley Davis (social scientist) provides insight into the urbanization, especially the urban growth in Europe due to rapid population growth and rural to urban migration and UK urban growth. The key to Davis' theory is the S-shaped curve. He believes urbanization will follow the form of S

"The research shows the impact of urbanization on biodiversity," BBC Science & Environment Journalist Mark Kinver said in an article to show how urbanization leads to urban biodiversity loss I have published several social surveys. It makes our society recognize the importance of ecological sustainability and possible improvement in modern urbanism. In the report, Rutgers University research scientist Myla Anderson argues that cities often overlook the protection of "a unique biological heritage". Along with the development of human society, we have new words and urbanization. This is the process of transforming contemporary rural communities into modern urban society, mainly dependent on industry and services. Urbanization has become an inevitable trend. This article explains that the positive impact of urbanization is greater than the negative impact of urbanization. This city is a symbol of human civilization, the center of economics, politics, and social life. It is related to human civilization and progress. In ancient times, humans began to settle in the community; the development of industry and commerce, the rise of cities, the spread of urban civilization began. In fact, at the time, the size of the city was small, as the surrounding countryside formed a relatively small unit that was relatively close. The real meaning of the city is the product of industrial development and commercial development. Urbanization and industrialization are interrelated. It is not only a requirement of modern mass production methods, it is also an important part of changing the social structure. This is a necessary process of modernization and form. Urbanization is a division of labor and progress of technology in human society and is an important indicator of the development of civilization. No country can complete modernization by eliminating urbanization. After urbanization, human beings can have a more productive future. A well-planned urbanization plan can make our world more beautiful. Environmentally friendly urbanization can make human society more perfect Historians associate modernization with urbanization, industrialization, and the spread of education. As Kendall (2007) pointed out, "urbanization accompanies modernization and rapid industrialization". In critique theory of sociology, modernization is related to the overall process of rationalization. As the modernization of society progresses, individuals become increasingly important and ultimately replace families and communities as basic units of society.

Religion in Roman society Religion is an important part of people's life in the Roman Empire. They are polytheistic, they believe in many different gods. Several of these gods have adapted from other religions, or to the conquest of the Romans they liked. Many Romans believe that disregarding the religious tradition will result in a punishment equal to rude, as when Roman commander Pubulius Claudius Pulcher threw a holy chicken. Outside of the ship, I experienced a big defeat at the next fight where the very high penalties will follow. The role of religion in Roman society Through the history of Rome from the monarchy to the late Empire, religion has played an important role in that society and has been involved in almost every aspect of the life of Roman citizens. Each house has its own patron saint / god, and in special circumstances the head of the house will sacrifice for the family's personal god. - Urbanization is defined as "urbanization or urbanization" (urbanization) acts. Understanding urbanization is very important to understand the process behind the elements behind the Italian Roman rule and a different culture. The behavior of Roman society, especially elite behavior, is essential for understanding urbanization. In terms of an economic gathering, the city is not today's thing. Religion is an important part of Roman society and one of the main foundations for establishing Roman family organization. The main purpose of the Roman religion is to remain precious in order to gain recognition from God and to ensure the success and prosperity of individuals and families. Moral and ethical behavior is not a critical element, it is adequate compliance with rituals. The Romans were afraid of the gods, trying to win their favor or ask for their help. Prayer and offering in the temple appreciates their support. Products ranging from poor coins and brooches to rich silver figures. Food, drinks, and animals are also sacrificed. On the altar the incense was burned to express the gratitude of the Romans. But the Romans only worship those gods that are closely related to their own lives.

Introduction Urbanization is the attitude of people to social life and modernization. This is a process of increasing the proportion of people living in urban areas, leading to land conversion for residential, commercial and industrial use. The fundamental causes of the acceleration of urbanization are increasing the number of immigrants to the city, employment, higher education, and improving the quality of life in the future. Urbanization will make information flow easier, resistance to armed anti-progressive forces such as aristocrats and religious officials will be enhanced, and technology will further evolve. If urbanization is one of the most important global trends of the 21st century, 70% of the world population is expected to live in cities by 2050, and how African urbanization, and how it grows Is the key to achieving global sustainability. It is a chance. Until 2050 cities in developing countries will absorb more than 2 billion new city residents and will account for 95% of the world's urban growth. Cities in Africa occupy the largest share and in some cases will grow at twice the rate of other urban populations in the world. By the middle of the century only the African urban population in sub-Saharan Africa is quadrupled and is expected to attract 15 billion new urban residents. How Africa is prepared for the future of the city will have a wide range of social, economic and environmental impacts not only for the continent of Africa but also for the world. Urbanization is an increase in the number of urban residents. Two reasons for urbanization are natural population growth and migration from rural areas to cities. Urbanization affects villages of all sizes, from small villages to towns and cities, leading to the growth of the giant city where more than 10 million people live. Rapid urbanization often means that the surrounding areas around the city grow faster than the city center, which may lead to the development of slums. Other drivers to promote migration to urban areas include better educational opportunities, better medical care, better access to social services, opportunities for social and cultural activities. Other factors that keep people away from rural areas include poor living conditions, lack of paid employment, poor medical care, limited education and economic opportunities, and environmental changes.

Urbanization and poverty are two economic models, and some people have a continuing tendency to feel uneasy. Urbanization means an increase in the population occupying urban areas. It mainly leads to physical expansion in urban areas. The United Nations estimates that by the end of 2008 the half of the world's population will settle in urban areas. ("International Herald Tribune") In the future, 35.9% and 85.9% of developing countries and industrialized countries will be urbanized. (economist. Urbanization lives in the urban population .................. Two reasons for urbanization are the natural growth of the population ...... ............ Urbanization affects villages of all sizes, from small villages to towns and cities, resulting in a population of over 1000 people. 10,000 ............. Growth. Rapid urbanization often means ............... This means that the surrounding area of ​​the city grows faster than the city center, which can lead to the development of urbanization ... Urbanization is an increase in the number of urban residents. Two reasons for urbanization are natural population growth and migration from rural areas to cities. Urbanization affects villages of all sizes, from small villages to towns and cities, leading to the growth of the giant city where more than 10 million people live. Rapid urbanization often means that the surrounding areas around the city grow faster than the city center, which may lead to the development of slums. Urbanization and poverty are two economic models, and some people have a continuing tendency to feel uneasy. Urbanization means an increase in the population occupying urban areas. It mainly leads to physical expansion in urban areas. The United Nations estimates that by the end of 2008 the half of the world's population will settle in urban areas. ("International Herald Tribune") In the future, 35.9% of developing countries and 85.9% of developed countries are urbanized

Introduction Sports culture has created the most respected and admired person in American society. The achievements of sports have been beautified, and the accomplishments are often promoted to an abnormal superhuman status. Remuneration, praise, honor, power and privilege from exercise talent and ability shows are both attractive and addictive. A hero appears in our society when the line crosses at record speed, leading to an incredible score, a beautiful position, and a goal of winning even lucky shots. Competition, power, and American sports. In 2013, one video disc (45 minutes). Cultural historian Dave Zirin, whose influential blog and best-selling book provides a deep insight into America's sports politics, is to recreate and challenge the wider culture of race and ethnic differences I will examine the role of sports culture. Interviewing scholar Sut Jhally has revealed the relationship between popular culture and racial attitude in a wide range of fields from the appearance of professional sports of the 19th century to today's commercial sports equipment and colorful athletes . A way to directly threaten the traditional concepts of white, white male authority, and American masculinity ideal. DVD 6446 There is a long history in the relationship between masculinity and exercise manhood and exercise. As the country faced a masculine crisis in the early twentieth century, competitive team sports were also highly welcomed in the USA (Anderson 2009; Anderson, McCormack and Ripley 2013). In this era, America has achieved industrialization, urbanization and modernization. The lives of people have changed dramatically. Not the actual needs of men for agricultural labor, most men work in the factory. There is also active lady movement that challenges the role of traditional men and women (Filene 1975; Messner 1992). Sigmund Freud, an important philosopher of this era, pointed out that intensification of urbanization is an increase in homosexuality. This led to a moral panic on moral erosion caused by social change and an extreme social reaction (Cohen, 1972). Proposing sports is a way to solve this dilemma

In contemporary times, the ideal project is from spoon design to city. There is now a coherent connection between each element of the city and the city itself. You can not add other characters to the game unless you change the drawing. When people are mixed, all elements are mixed. People's needs and customs have to be shaped to shape every project of any size. An interesting difference between limited architectural projects and urban scale projects is triple interaction among architects, customers, and multiple users. Urbanization can be planned urbanized or organized. The planned urbanization, the plan for the community and the Garden City movement, is based on a preliminary plan and can be prepared for military, aesthetic, economic or urban design reasons. Examples can be seen in many ancient cities; the country collided after exploration, but this means that many intrusion cities have adopted the planning functions that their resident desires. Many ancient organic cities have been rebuilt for military and economic purposes, but new lands are blocked through new road carved by the city and used for various planning purposes. The United Nations agencies are hoping to more aggressively establish urban infrastructure before urbanization occurs. Landscape planners are responsible for landscape infrastructure (parks, sustainable urban drainage systems, greenways, etc.). Urban planning leads to an orderly development of urban, suburban and rural areas. Urban planning mainly includes settlements and community planning, but is also responsible for the planning and development of protected areas important for water and resources, rural and agricultural land, parks and the natural environment. Urban planning practitioners are focused on research and analysis, strategic thinking, architecture, urban design, public consultation, policy advice, implementation and management. Law enforcement methods include government zoning, planning approval and building standards, as well as civil servants and restrictive contracts. Technical aspects of urban planning include application of science, technical processes, considerations and characteristics in land use, urban design, natural resources, transportation and infrastructure planning. Urban planning includes the prediction of population growth, zoning, geographical mapping and analysis, park space analysis, water supply survey, traffic pattern identification, traffic pattern identification, food supply needs identification, medical and social services distribution, land use Includes analysis of the impact.

Urbanization and Scottish Leisure, Religious, Educational Change In the 1880s the Scots were like towns and cities living in that country. But by 1939, this situation experienced a turbulent change, and now most people are urban dwellers. Many historians think at this time that the urbanization process "has had various effects on the lives of the general public" (Sydney Wood). In particular, there was a big change in leisure, religion, and education. A constantly changing social, political and economic framework (called the second urbanization of this era) originally developed in the Buddhist context in the northern Ganges plain and gradually moved to the rest of the country . . This change opened up a network of domestic and foreign trade routes with widespread influence and witnessed the prosperous development of many handicrafts including ceramics. Excavations of Uttar Pradesh, Vaishali, Rajagriha and Bodhgaya's Kosambi, Bihar's Chandraketugarh, Orissa's Sisupalgarh, Andhra Pradesh's Dharanikota, Arikamedu nearby Pondicherry, Nevasa and Madhára Pradesh's Madhára Pradesh excavations trace the castle to this time is showing. Due to serious changes in Japanese society, including rapid industrialization and urbanization especially after the Second World War, traditional religion is challenged by transformation, experiences the principle of reinventing itself and religious freedom did. The Constitution provides a place for the spread of new religious movements. Movements claiming to be completely independent of Shinto's new sect, and new forms of Buddhist amateurs provide a means of aggregation for those who leave the house from traditional houses and rural facilities. Following the revolution of 1911, with the increasing influence of urbanization and the influence of the West, the problem of the new intellectual class is no longer the worship of the heretic gods of the empire, but the religion itself, especially the folio religion heterogeneity . Barriers to Modernization The leaders of the New Cultural Movement (1916-1923) discussed whether religion is a global spiritual or an irrational superstitution, the anti-Christian movement in 1923 was one of the foreign imperialists I rejected Christianity as a division.

Philippine citizen's snapshot Basic population population 86.97 million (2006) * GDP PHP 1364.5 B (1st quarter of 2006) * 8% main languages ​​Tagalog, English, Spanish GDP growth rate (2006 Yearly latest) ** Currency Philippine Peso (PHP) Inflation 3% (estimated in August 2006) US-based multi-democracy, including executive chairperson, bicameral system parliament and Supreme Court ruled on the Constitution You can drop it. The Philippines, the Manila - the Philippines, or the Republic of the Philippines has 7,107 islands in the Western Pacific and Southeast Asia. The country is surrounded by water: Luzon Strait, South China Sea, Sulu Sea, Celebes Sea, Philippine Sea. According to the UN report, uncontrolled rapid population growth has resulted in extreme poverty, deteriorating environment and pollution in the Philippines. Water pollution is a big problem in the Philippines. According to the Asian Water Environment Cooperation (WEPA), 32% of the Philippine area (approximately 96,000 square kilometers) is used for agriculture. Major crops are pa ((m)), corn, sugar cane, fruits, root crops, vegetables and trees (for rubber), population growth, urbanization, agriculture and industrialization all lower Philippine water quality. In the Philippines there are many species of animals and plants originating in the Philippines. According to reports, the surrounding waters of the country have the highest level of biodiversity. The Philippines is one of 17 large and diverse countries and is a global biodiversity hotspot. As the world's second largest archipelago after Indonesia, there are more than 7,100 islands in the Philippines at the westernmost end of the Pacific Ocean with an area of ​​297,179 square kilometers. The country is a perfect hotspot, it is one of the few countries that is a large and diversified country, and it ranks it as the best hot spot for global conservation. However, due to illegal logging, slash-and-burning and urbanization, depletion of forests is deprived of natural habitats and residences of Philippine animals. Hundreds of years ago, most of the Philippine archipelagos were covered with tropical rain forests.

Discussion and analysis of urbanization and immigration are responses to globalization, which further worsens urbanization and migration (Guo & Zhang, 2010). These processes are intertwined. Social outcomes of marketing are very complex, social mobility and integration are increasing, and social stratification is also underway (Zhu and Blachford, 2012). In the case of migrant workers in China, a tendency from west to east, a tendency from east to west, Chinese cities become more diversified, transition from single ethnic cities to multi ethnic cities, social The liquidity has increased and integrated. Military officials stationed overseas, locals are stationed. Migrant workers and locals. Two city communities with different social classes and ethnic minorities. There is one thing in common between these community pairs. It is rare for members of each pair to talk to each other under the same authority. According to Gordon Allport's intergroup contact theory study of 1954, equality in the contact state is one of the conditions required for active contact. Active contact between the groups can reduce stereotypes, bias, and discrimination. Conversely, inactive contacts have no such advantage. Are they all affected the same? Not everyone is under pressure from work. Workers in certain groups (young and older workers, women, minorities, migrant workers and immigrants) are more vulnerable than other workers. Companies that introduce large changes (such as acquisitions) or companies that introduce new managers are also at risk of suffering great pressure (12). Psychological harassment in the workplace is also related to discrimination based on social inequality and individual characteristics and career. Administrative and defense (14%) is the most common, followed by education and health, hotels and restaurants, traffic and communications (12%). The supply of agriculture and welfare and public services is the sector with the lowest frequency of harassment (3%) in the workplace (8)

Over the past 20 to 30 years, the increase in the prevalence of diabetes was mainly due to the change in lifestyle caused by rapid socioeconomic growth. Thus, the rise in prevalence is a consequence of environmental and behavioral changes, as this increase occurs within decades, it can not be attributed to changes in gene frequency. Although it is estimated that urbanization will increase significantly in most Asian countries, the proportion of these countries will be different [32]. Singapore, Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia have the highest urbanization rate (50%). Median value (30%) of China, Pakistan, India and Thailand, and low urbanization rate of Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The increase in urban population and the aging of the population are major determinants of the prevalence of diabetes in the world. Urbanization and rural migration had several negative effects; physical activity decreased, dietary habits shifted to high energy food and body mass index (BMI), and upper body obesity has increased significantly Even socioeconomic progress in rural areas such as India and China has an adverse effect on people suffering from lifestyle diseases such as obesity, diabetes, hypertension and cardiovascular disease (CVD). Recent studies in India [10] and China [6, 33] show that the lifestyle of the rural population has undergone considerable change and the overall morbidity of overweight and diabetes in these countries Resulting in an increase in sales. In 1980, less than 1% of Chinese adults had diabetes, and in 2008 prevalence increased to nearly 10% [6]. The time course of the prevalence of diabetes and IGT in rural India from 1989 to 2006 is shown in Fig. 11 [10]. Similar trends are seen in Thailand, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Pakistan [34]. As can be seen from the high prevalence rate of IGT, there are many patients with pre-diabetes in rural areas. A recent study in India shows that the conversion rate from IGT to diabetes is high, probably due to a change in lifestyle [10, 35]. It is pointed out that the prevalence of IGT has declined from 2% in 2003 to 5% in 2006, and the prevalence of diabetes is increasing. In another rural area in India, prevalence of diabetes in 2006 was 13.2%, prevalence of IGT was 15.9% [36]. Several other reports have also shown that the prevalence of diabetes is increasing in rural areas [37, 38]. The natural history of pre-diabetes is unknown. A review of 79 cross-sectional studies of the South Asian population showed an increased prevalence of diabetes and a stable prevalence of IGT [39]. A possible explanation for this obvious difference is the rapid transition of IGT to diabetes resulting from lifestyle shift or cohort effect, improvement of maternal nutrition due to a reduction in IGT, and subsequent reduction in diabetes. In order to deal with these assumptions, we need more research with a view to the future. The prevalence of diabetic retinopathy in Bangladesh accounts for about one-third (about 1.85 million) of the total population of diabetes. These recent estimates are similar to those in western countries, like Malaysians in Asia living in Singapore. Rapid economic transformation, urbanization, contemporary lifestyles based on technology, strict diabetes management guidelines, and reluctant behavior to receiving healthcare are considered risk factors for diabetic retinopathy in Bangladesh . Unfortunately, to achieve this new health problem, the current capacity of the country to diagnose and treat diabetic retinopathy is limited to very few institutions. As of this year (2016), according to the National Eye Medical Record of HPNSDP (Health Population Nutrition Department Development Program), 10,000 patients with diabetic retinopathy are receiving services from secondary hospitals and higher hospitals, among them screening programs Has been established. Diabetes Table 36 shows trend data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on the estimated preva

The earth is now changing from most rural areas to most urban areas. Compared to 2000, the urbanization area will increase nearly threefold in 2030 (Seto et al., 2012). When using dark building materials such as asphalt and concrete, albedo occurs in the urbanized area lower than the natural environment. The low albedo raises the ambient temperature and the global temperature. Instead, we can increase albedo and support climate stabilization efforts by replacing the traditional film of roofing membranes and paving with bright materials and future wise urban development plans. Urban planning and construction should minimize urban impact on the surrounding environment (urban heat island, precipitation etc.) and optimize ecological activities. For example, increasing the urban albedo capacity or reflective capacity will minimize urban heat islands and, as a result, less urban heat island influence in urban areas. By minimizing these abnormal temperature trends and other trends, ecological environment activity may be improved in the urban environment. Urbanization in medieval Europe shows continuity between the early cities and modern European urban systems. However, many of the space, political and economic features of medieval European cities were unique to the Middle Ages and then changed with the early modern revolution and industrial revolution. Demographic studies have a long tradition of estimating the size of the medieval European urban population Comparative analysis of these data has great implications for the long-term evolution of urban systems. However, it is rare to systematically link the next step, that is to say the size of the population of these cities, with their spatial and socioeconomic features. This raises a series of interesting questions as it is observed that both modern and ancient cities follow region - population relations predicted by residential size theory.

Therefore, human innovation and urbanization have also changed the ecology and climate behavior of Everglades. Increases in drainage, dams and agricultural land are examples of natural rearrangement around the island of Everglades wetlands, resulting in a change in the biota of the islands of trees (Willard et al., 580-581). The main influence of this change became apparent between 1910 and 1930. The increase in urbanization required dry land for agriculture. Once 11 million acres of land were in place, Everglades was reduced by land conversion and drainage. What remains is a dramatically changed landscape that is not synchronized with Florida's larger ecosystem. The impact of Everglades exceeded 8 million, far exceeding the myriad species of animals called families, but pulsed outwards and downwards in the process, threatening the balance of fragile nature. Over 50 years, Nature Conservancy and its partners have worked to protect this important system. So far this work protected more than 360,000 acres of land, mainly in the 170-mile working ranch at the northern end of the system, hardwood pine trees, and seasonal wetlands. At the center of these efforts is 11,500 acres of Disney Wilderness Reserve in Kissimmee, upstream of Everglades. We are developing and sharing best practices for pasture land before recovery. That vast landscape. Despite the difference between urbanization and wildlife, the ecology of major cities and everglades is still fused and forms a different landscape of modern everglades. Everglades is sometimes referred to as Caohe because the perimeter is 80.5 km (50 miles) and the length is 161 km (100 miles), but freshwater is from Ochochobee Lake, but for athletes. It is not a priority. Even so, if we know that entering a paid gaming system means some death in college sports. Please remember that this is not just a matter of paying for soccer players. As stipulated in Article 9, the school has to match the funding they provide for men's sports with women's movements. After all, sports of both boys and girls must be reduced. Because schools simply can not afford to pay the players.

The role of religion in Roman society Through the history of Rome from the monarchy to the late Empire, religion has played an important role in that society and has been involved in almost every aspect of the life of Roman citizens. Each house has its own patron saint / god, and in special circumstances the head of the house will sacrifice for the family's personal god. Also, in commemoration of certain gods, the Great Festival will be held and spectacles such as Chariot race and Gladiator's battle will be held. We briefly describe the major changes and universal roles of the (pagan) religion in Greek and Roman society, and the roles and influences they play in conversion to Christianity. Even the healing of the Roman Empire and the importance of medicine influenced the Gospel tale, especially Mark. And he emphasized Jesus as a miracle worker. There is no doubt that the multilingual situation of Palestine has had a profound impact on the society of Jesus 'time, and of course the members eventually wrote Jesus' tradition as a master or as a living body of the gospel. The role of religion in Roman society Through the history of Rome from the monarchy to the late Empire, religion has played an important role in that society and has been involved in almost every aspect of the life of Roman citizens. Each house has its own patron saint / god, and in special circumstances the head of the house will sacrifice for the family's personal god. - Urbanization is defined as "urbanization or urbanization" (urbanization) acts. Understanding urbanization is very important to understand the process behind the elements behind the Italian Roman rule and a different culture. The behavior of Roman society, especially elite behavior, is essential for understanding urbanization. In terms of an economic gathering, the city is not today's thing.

No, please listen. I do not talk about the reason why South America's rainforest will become savanna in 50 years. I am not talking about polar bears in Surabaya. For biodiversity there is nothing more important than the fact that the ocean temperature is rising. This will lead to the next mass extinction. That happened before - if you want to learn more about the Google Permian Triassic boundary Well, what happens when the ocean warms up several times? First, the coral fades. Shelf life will disappear where the fish dies (eg on the Great Barrier Reef). This is a big problem for our marine biodiversity. But it is by no means a threat. wrong Phytoplankton Small microorganisms that photosynthesize. The bottom of the food chain. Almost the whole ocean. When they die, the marine life die What are they doing now right now? That's right. It dies like a fly. It is a group. So far 1% per year. I do not hear much. But when walking along the food chain, remember that only 10% of the energy is transmitted to the next level of the food chain. Therefore, when eating plants eats plankton, you can use 10% of the energy produced by phytoplankton. Therefore, in order to build biomass of fish, biomass of phytoplankton fish needs to be multiplied by 10. If this fish can be eaten by looted fish, it needs 10 times more biomass than a peaceful fish. It is 100 times the biomass of plankton. You already guessed - phytoplankton is very small, we need a lot of it to maintain this food chain. When it kills 1%, it kills many animals. With so many food chain levels. If plankton's biomass production is low, the number of peaceful fish will decrease and the number of predators will decrease. Let's see the framework of 10 years which is half of my life. 90% of plankton causes 90% of peace fish. Fucking every year. In the second year, it was 81% of plankton and fish we started. About 20% of marine life dependent on plankton died in the past 20 years. We can not see it, we live on land. If you do fish it may be like a shelf, but it is rare that it is public at sea. Why does phytoplankton die? This is an interesting thing. The sea level is too hot, so it will sink deeply. The sun is a little less. It can not do much photosynthesis. It produces 1% less biomass. However. This is the reason that the sea disappears little by little every year. Oh, by the way, phytoplankton now produces about half of the oxygen on the earth. It is worth considering Reducing our ocean biodiversity is the greatest threat to human survival. As the number of marine organisms decreases, the quality of life of human beings declines. What is the reason for this imminent mass extinction and the impending threat to our group survival? Everything starts with inspiration. Therefore, each Parley is a dedicated theme collection presented to a viewer carefully selected by Parley Speakers. Talks are designed to outline the general state of the ocean, provide specific reasons, and receive assistance from related initiatives or projects. Reference example (15 points) to explain the threat to biodiversity hotspots and why it is important Biodiversity Hotspots are areas of the natural environment including the world's most concentrated animals and plants. Please enter. However, many of these ecosystems are threatened by factors critical to the health of the environment, such as climate change, urbanization / land use, and tourism development. Especially in Africa, there is still a big research gap in understanding the mechanism and impact of urbanization on wildlife. The unprecedented speed of the current urbanization is a major threat to biodiversity. That is one of the biggest environmental problems of our time. Accurate understanding of how urbanization affects wildlife is important to help animals survive nearby. Urbanization leads to segmentation of habitats. There, larger contiguous habitats are divided into smaller unbound plaques. It also causes loss of habitat by increa

From my point of view, poverty in urban cities around the world In the beginning urbanization and poverty are two economic models that preserve the continuing tendency that some people may feel uneasy. Urbanization means an increase in the population occupying urban areas. It mainly leads to physical expansion in urban areas. The United Nations estimates that half of the world's population settles in urban areas by the end of 2008. ("International Herald Tribune") Within the next 35 years, 64.1% and 85.9% of developing and developed countries are moving toward urbanization. We choose to combine these insights through a set of eight hypotheses that seem to capture the main elements of various perspectives on urban poverty. These assumptions are driven by the four basic themes of urban poverty. It is repeated in multiple literature on poverty. These themes are economic structure, demographic characteristics, social system, place. 1 These themes are reflected in our assumption, but they are not suitable for a wide range of topics. Instead, we believe that they reflect how urban poverty research evolves, often from multiple sources. Therefore, they provide a useful way to encapsulate the completed research. They should not be seen as classical testable claims about the world of experience, but should be seen as a partial interpretation of disciplinary views on specific views and poverty. Discussions on poverty in the United States often mistakenly focus on urban areas. Poverty in urban areas is a unique issue, but the poverty rate in rural areas is always higher than in urban areas. Indeed, throughout the 1950s and 1960s, rural poverty levels were often twice those in urban areas. The relationship between work and poverty is different. In the early 1980s, the employment rate of rural poor people exceeded 15% in urban areas. Ever since, more and more poor people in rural areas are unemployed. This trend is consistent with the other patterns described below. Poverty in the city is another challenge. Urbanization of poverty - The urban poverty rate is slowing down than in rural areas - almost all developing countries are expected to succeed in poverty reduction. Urban economies create new opportunities, poor people in rural areas are often trying to improve their lives. Distorted urban labor markets can easily lead to excessive urbanization and lack of effective public effort to promote agriculture and rural development, indeed, many developing countries will further I will tax the rural economy. The elimination of long-term policy bias in economic taxation and public expenditure is still a top priority for poverty alleviation. Equally serious is the regulation and urban policy on immigrants who provide inappropriate service to poor urban residents including migrants to rural areas.

Through modern history, urban life and cities were recorded in novels and songs, and how the energy of the city affects its creative and destructive elements that may influence its inhabitants. As a theme, Michel de Certeau considers the city and its society "the least controlled in humanities" (De Certeau 1984, p. 92). One of the observers is writer and director George A. Romero ("Zombie's grandfather"). city Comparison of Urban Sociology Theory Urban sociologists used the theory of "urban ecology" or "political economics" as guidelines for their research to discover "how urban society functions" There. Urban ecology refers to the importance of social structure and social organization that shape social life in the city. Urban ecologists' attention to social order, social cohesion, community relations and social differentiation provides important insight as to how society functions (Kleniewski, 2001). Also Urban sociology is a sociological study on the interaction between life and human beings in the metropolitan area. It is an established sub-sector of sociology that aims to research the structure, process, change and problem of the city, then to provide input for planning and decision making. In other words, it is its role in sociological research and social development of cities. Like most social disciplines, urban sociologists use statistical analysis, observation or ethnographic magazine, social theory, interviews, and other methods to analyze migration, economic and demographic trends, poverty, ethnicity, I will learn crime etc. Sex, many other phenomena occurring in a civic city Urbanization is related to various fields such as urban planning, geography, sociology, economics, public health. This phenomenon is closely related to modern industrialized and rationalized social processes. Urbanization can be regarded as increasing over the conditions at a particular time (eg the total population or the percentage of the area in a city or town) or over time. Therefore, urbanization can be measured for the entire population according to the level of urban development or quantified according to the rate of increase in the proportion of urban population. Urbanization is a social, economic, and environmental sustainable process that brings the potential to more efficiently use resources for sustainable development, create sustainable land use, and preserve the biodiversity of natural ecosystems It creates change.

Urbanization is defined as "urbanization behavior in urbanization" (urbanization). Understanding urbanization is very important to understand the process behind the elements behind the Italian Roman rule and a different culture. Elite, the Roman society is also indispensable for understanding urbanization. In terms of an economic gathering, the city is not today's thing. The city of Rome is a place for both social and political exchanges and economic exchanges. Marcus Ulpius Traianus was born in the Hispania Baetica region of Rome on 18 September and was completely Romanized in Italian called Hispania South, where the Italian family is most important. In the Italian stock itself, Trajan is designated to be misleading as the first local emperor. Trajan is a famous senator and sons of Marcia and Marcus Urpsistrajan who are generals of the Urpians. Elder Marcus Ulpius Traianus served in Vespasian in the first Jewish war and ordered the X Fletenis Corps. Trajan himself is only one of many famous Ulphii, and he has been around since long since his death. His sisters are Ulpia Marciana and his niece is Salonina Matidia. The church of Ulpii is Italica in Baetica, Spain, its ancestors settled in the second half of the 3 rd century BC. During his tenure at Pannonia, he fought with the Germanic Subic tribe. According to Nerva's rule, Trajan is one of the most talented generals. Trajan was born in Rome's Hispania (modern Spain country). His father was Roman politician and general. His mother comes from a famous Roman family. I do not know much about the childhood of Trajan, but there is a possibility to move to the Roman Empire during the growing. He spent a while in Spain and Rome. Trajan joined the Roman army following his father. He was an excellent leader and he was promoted quickly. He has been successful in every region of the Roman Empire including Syria. Trajan entered politics, consular, and consular. He became General of the Roman Corps again

: Industrialized actions or processes: Extensive development of regions, countries, cultures, etc. Industrialization and contemporary insect control have improved the quality of life around the world, but they also added about 100,000 compounds, And I am worried that it may affect the health of humans and wildlife. - Hannah Fairfield Investors believes that worldwide energy demand growth, industrialization of China and India, and lack of surplus productivity will maintain the rise in crude oil prices The Industrial Revolution began in the latter half of the 18th century and has the effect of significant urbanization. Industrialization is a fundamental driving force for urbanization and urbanization, and cities are important land for industrialization. Industrialization and urbanization have grown like brothers and are growing together (Lexicon Universal Encyclopedia, 1997). Industrialization is an initiator of urbanization, urbanization is an unavoidable result of industrialization. - With the rapid industrialization of the United States, mass-produced products are spreading nationwide. The speed of transportation is important to provide food, supplies and raw materials to industrial centers that need them. In the early 1800's, various transportation systems including roads, canals, steamboats, railroads, etc. were introduced, which contributed to the industrialization of the United States. In the United States, the second industrial revolution took place in the period of rapid territorial expansion. With a vast land, people feel the need for large-scale industries, and the infrastructure for traffic and communication is rapidly expanding. Abundant natural resources such as ore, coal and iron promote large-scale mining and transportation, and provide raw materials to the industry. The Second Industrial Revolution took place during the wave immigration as a large number of people emigrated to the United States, mainly to find employment opportunities in the industry booming nation. The political pattern also occupied an important position in the government's economic reform during the revolution. The transportation industry has undergone a revolutionary change through the use of railways that enable large-scale transport at low cost.

Specifically, there are differences between abundant native species and alien species. It shows that these two species react differently to changing landscapes; as the urbanization progresses, the number of alien species exceeds that of native birds. Improper surfaces and more modifications to the land cover reduce the abundance of resources available for birds (Blair 1996). This in turn benefits more resilient birds, primarily non-conventional birds (Whitney and Adams 1980). If urbanization is one of the most important global trends of the 21st century, 70% of the world population is expected to live in cities by 2050, and how African urbanization, and how it grows Is the key to achieving global sustainability. It is a chance. Until 2050 cities in developing countries will absorb more than 2 billion new city residents and will account for 95% of the world's urban growth. Cities in Africa occupy the largest share and in some cases will grow at twice the rate of other urban populations in the world. By the middle of the century only the African urban population in sub-Saharan Africa is quadrupled and is expected to attract 15 billion new urban residents. How Africa is prepared for the future of the city will have a wide range of social, economic and environmental impacts not only for the continent of Africa but also for the world. Urbanization is an increase in the number of urban residents. Two reasons for urbanization are natural population growth and migration from rural areas to cities. Urbanization affects villages of all sizes, from small villages to towns and cities, leading to the growth of the giant city where more than 10 million people live. Rapid urbanization often means that the surrounding areas around the city grow faster than the city center, which may lead to the development of slums. Other drivers to promote migration to urban areas include better educational opportunities, better medical care, better access to social services, opportunities for social and cultural activities. Other factors that keep people away from rural areas include poor living conditions, lack of paid employment, poor medical care, limited education and economic opportunities, and environmental changes. Brazilian industrialization began at the beginning of the 20th century, had always important links with urbanization, and directly influenced the composition and evolution of urban networks. The major cities of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo achieved the greatest investment in Brazil's economic development and brought numerous immigrants from rural areas. The 2000 census (IGBE) recorded that 82% of the 174 million residents of Brazil live in cities. Furthermore, 80% of the total population live in 25% of cities, and you can see a high concentration of space. (Xavier)

Influence of economic prosperity to Americans To Herbert Hoover President "One of the oldest and perhaps the most sublime people in human activity is to eradicate poverty ... we are in the history of the United States today. In the speech by Herbert Hoover, 1928, America's poverty is no longer a big problem, but this is somewhat correct.After the First World War, the United States has been the world's richest country, the 1920 At the beginning of the age, the American economy flourished, mainly by emerging industries such as automobiles, telephones and electric lights. Americans have made progress, explored the new territory, moved the new land. However, the economic prosperity of the United States after the war brought about a change in new demographic dynamics. Economic stability shared by many people exerts widespread impact, including wider wealth distribution and more temperate climate change for the population. As everyone knows, "Sunbelt" is the most popular destination for Americans trying to immigrate their families. The Sunshine Belt is from Florida from the south of Virginia, Texas from the West, and California from the northwest. In the past two decades, the United States experienced economic prosperity after the war, accompanied by a sharp increase in cultural optimism. In the 1920s urban dwellers exceeded rural residents for the first time and saw the beginning of contemporary American consumer culture. Productivity has grown rapidly since the return of troops from abroad over the past two decades. In the 1920s, migration to northern African-American industrial cities resulted in an increase in labor force, which contributed to the rapid increase in corporate earnings and contributed to the prosperity of the stock market. During the 1950s, most of the industrialized countries were destroyed during the Second World War, and the United States became an undeniable economic leader. By 1960, the United States accounted for 40% of world GDP. This promoted greater prosperity of consumerism compared to the 1920s. The prosperity of the 1920s brought about urbanization, but in the 1950s the age of semi-urbanization was. Many Americans believe that the lack of post-war government expenditure will bring the United States back into recession. However, consumer demand is driving economic growth. The baby boom caused real estate boom, consumption boom, labor boom. From 1950 to 1960, the real GDP of the country has increased by nearly 50% from 2 trillion billion dollars to 3 trillion 100 billion dollars (US dollars in 2009). The middle class is growing and most of the workforce in the United States is engaged in the work of white collar. This growth resulted in increased demand for urbanization and ownership of cars and other inventions in the 1950s and 1960s.

In this article, I will discuss the novel "Tough Guy Times" written by Charles Dickens and the industrialization of that era. My purpose of this article is to analyze the living situation of the industrial city in the UK. The authors focus on the transformation and inhuman aspects of this new process. As we all know, England had excessive enthusiasm for industrialization along with the arrival of the Victorian era in the 19th century. As they may become machines, this can lead to changes in human life, which means that they can not develop more emotions and imagination. Rotating Jenny and other innovations formed the beginning of a rapid industrialization process, initially developed rapidly in the UK and subsequently in most of Europe. It takes time to grasp the influence of this revolution. However, in the decades of the 19th century, they could not be avoided. This is a technological revolution that changed everything. There is a potential story in this picture, this is the story you are familiar with. How do you see unprecedented changes in the material condition of mankind in the 20th century? And how did this change change everything? Extension of life expectancy, increase of industrial working class, mass education, nuclear world, popular culture, and the social revolution of the 1960s, gender relations transformation, the planet became a village Since the 18th century, industrialization has been done in the UK. This is an important technological revolution that brought about major changes in Britain. In fact, there are several conditions that led to the industrialization of the UK. Geographical location, agricultural revolution, cheap labor, expansion of the domestic market and colonies, and the establishment of a series of mechanical inventions and factories. The impact of the early industrialization is seen in the establishment of today's urbanization, the prosperity of the north, especially the town, the improvement of living standards, and the operation of advanced railroads in the north and south. However, due to external and internal influences, the manufacturing industry in the UK declined and the long-term benefits of early industrialization shifted to developing countries. Almost all developed countries have poor and vulnerable groups. However, the energy sources of poverty in developed and developing countries are completely different. Energy has exacerbated poverty in developed countries - for example by cutting energy services or universally affordable warmth in cold countries. Bilateral links exist between energy and poverty, women, population growth, urbanization, and lifestyle. In other words, these global problems determine energy consumption and energy systems can affect these problems. Current energy consumption patterns are exacerbating these global problems, leading to unsustainability. But energy also helps solve the world's major problems, especially issues related to poverty, women, population growth, urbanization, lifestyle. In order to achieve this possibility, energy must be centered and equally important to other major global problems. One -

Healing children study most of the time at school and build relationships and customs. Children learned gardening skills by raising awareness about food choices and making school gardens. Corona (2012) discusses studies for children and the benefits of Rockland County School Garden. In this study they decided that the garden will help physical activity in addition to learning new projects including mathematics and science. The success of the school garden can be seen in other communities. Urbanization can be planned urbanized or organized. The planned urbanization, the plan for the community and the Garden City movement, is based on a preliminary plan and can be prepared for military, aesthetic, economic or urban design reasons. Examples can be seen in many ancient cities; the country collided after exploration, but this means that many intrusion cities have adopted the planning functions that their resident desires. Many ancient organic cities have been rebuilt for military and economic purposes, but new lands are blocked through new road carved by the city and used for various planning purposes. The United Nations agencies are hoping to more aggressively establish urban infrastructure before urbanization occurs. Landscape planners are responsible for landscape infrastructure (parks, sustainable urban drainage systems, greenways, etc.). In urban environments, we have seen the development of edible parks and sidewalks, green walls, vertical agriculture (Despommier, 2011), urban forestry (Clark et al., 1997), and many other urban agricultural programs . Wild land, urban and aquaculture ecosystems can serve both as protected areas and protected areas for the diversity of wild and domesticated animals and plants in the world. Redesigning agriculture along the pioneering and demonstrative direction of renewable organic agriculture is a timely way to avoid the loss of control of climate change and reduce the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and the ocean We provide the method. New agriculture will also help to secure sovereignty of food, water and energy globally and regionally. There are many strategies to mitigate risks and create a healthier community. Urban greening brings parks, gardens, agriculture, forests and other natural landscapes to urban areas. In the green infrastructure, we use strategies such as trees, rain gardens, permeable pavement, etc. to better manage rainwater. New construction techniques such as cold roof can greatly lower the temperature of the city. These strategies can also improve health - provide clean air and water, green spaces for the promotion of physical activity and health. Local and state planning, public works and construction companies can encourage and fund the use of these strategies to mitigate climate vulnerabilities, especially in vulnerable communities.

Progress This task does not frighten me. I am using WordPerfect 9 to handle my beauty. The new VAIO Pentium is more powerful than the last scrap. Although it does not matter if it is destroyed, I think that it is not as wonderful as I thought. Progress is exciting. Incredibly, there was a time when a human crossed the world without a WordPerfect just with a stick, a stone and his wisdom. Scientists assert that these people are the same species as us. Human perception is linear and the advancement of technology is exponential. Since that was always the case, our brain wiring has linear expectations. Due to the rapid development of today's technology, unlike current technology, it is far from the future. It seems everywhere, we find ourselves totally different from reality. Kurzweil cites the overall growth of the Internet as an example. The graph below is linear and the growth of the Internet looks sharp and unexpected, but the graph above with the same data is plotted on a logarithmic scale and shows a very predictable story. In the index map, growth of the Internet is not everywhere, but it is presented in a more intuitive way. Glaeser (2011) presents convincing cases where technological advances have accelerated urbanization, especially in large cities. The advancement of this technology is particularly noticeable in transportation and construction industry. Improvement of transportation means that residents can enter the distant city and spread the city. Better buildings can build higher-rise buildings and make the city denser. First, "urban bias" (created by Lipton 1977 and Bates 1981) refers to the situation in which political processes benefit urban dwellers rather than rural populations. The ruling elite requires apprenticeship by people near the city's electricity center, artificially setting low food prices, and providing apprenticeship by providing employment in the manufacturing industry. Therefore, when trying to maximize net profit, people have reasons to enter the city. Urbanization is a process by which the population moves from rural areas to urban areas and can develop cities and towns. It can also be said that the number of urban residents gradually increases. Compared to rural areas, cities and towns have achieved a better economic, political and social scale, and this concept has been greatly affected. As a result, urbanization is very common in developing and developed countries, as more and more people tend to approach the town to gain "privileged" socio-economic services and benefits. This includes social and economic benefits such as better education, healthcare, health, housing, business opportunities, and transportation.

Typical UK land use patterns and sub-urbanization patterns are suburbanized, people, services and industries move from the center and the city center to the end and to the edge. The urban area took over the land of the former rural area. The suburban village grew as a result of the population living in urban areas. This took place in a village in the UK, so the old barn and shops were renovated. Since land use mainly involves the way the spatial aspects of all human activities on land and the surface of the earth adapt or adapt (1981), the land use pattern and its change are central to modern urban spatial structure theory. As a physical representation of the relationship between humans and land, the spatial combination of different land uses also shows the relationship between people. In Pakistan the expansion of the city affected the settlement pattern and the suburban land use increased both the region and the population. Among the effects of rapid urban expansion and population explosion are many environmental problems; some of them are failures of greenhouse effect, energy crisis, water shortage, vegetation redistribution and high yield of agriculture . Typical UK land use patterns and sub-urbanization patterns are suburbanized, people, services and industries move from the center and the city center to the end and to the edge. The urban area took over the land of the former rural area. The suburban village grew as a result of the population living in urban areas. - "... ... North American culture is ultimately imposed on itself, standardizing the world and eliminating its rich and diverse cultural communities Human-led changes in land use and land cover, such as deforestation, urbanization, vegetation pattern change, also change the climate, resulting in the surface reflectance of the earth (albedo), combustion forest emissions, urban heat island effect, and It brings change of natural water circulation. Human impact on climate change is the most misunderstood aspect of climate science. Science is established, but some members of the public are still discussing whether these ideas are true. Students may object to the conclusion that humans are changing the climate for several possible reasons. This concept may cause discomfort to students due to guilt, political boycotts, or substantial lack of scientific understanding. In addition, predicting the impact of climate change on our society may be frightening, overwhelming, or discouraging students. This may lead to a boycott of refusal or learning

Republic of Chile or Chile is a country of South America. It is located in the west of Bolivia, Argentina and southern Peru. This is a country of Southern corn, located south of Tropic of Gunn and is a coastal country. Chile has the title of the longest north and south in the world, about 2,670 miles north to south, just 217 miles west from the east (described in Wikipedia, 2013). Due to its geographical location, Chile has a wonderful climate and landscape. The overview of industrialization, urbanization, modernization, globalization, and populism relations and imbalances is derived from the progress of the 19th century and civilization and emphasizes Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Venezuela. The appendix contains tables on urban population, urbanization, growth, transformation level, and national human development index. The book coordinator, with the cooperation of nine city experts, reviewed the main trends in urbanization in Latin America, especially after World War II. A thorough analysis of the influence of the debt crisis of the 1980s mainly based on data from the Latin America-Caribbean Economic Commission (ECLAC) This provides an accurate historical overview of the development of the Palestinian community in Latin America, in particular Chile. In this article I will explain the political dynamics of the Palestinian community including Latin America and other Palestinian communities around the world and the consequent multinational forms and to explore the communities with global connections Promote nationality prospects. This is the most detailed book focusing on the important role of the French government in the formation of the national identity of Syrians and Lebanese living in Latin America after the end of the Ottoman Empire. At the moment Lebanon and Syria have been approved by France to try to promote Syria and Lebanon's identity. Food plays an important role in the culture of Chile. Chilean cuisine is a combination of local and European cuisine. Spain, Italy, Britain, France, Germany are influencing Chilean cuisine. Ensalada chilena is a common salad of chili, which consists of chopped onion, tomato, fresh parsley, oil and vinegar sauce. Porotos granados is a regional cuisine of a country that combines Turkish ingredients (corn, beans, pumpkin) and Spain's contribution (garlic, onions). Seafood is also an important part of Chilean cuisine. Maca (clams), Kacaya (seaweed), Loco (abalone), Erizo (large sea urchin) are some of the common seafood that is being consumed in the country. Soup made from sea bream, potatoes, tomatoes, spices, herbs and onions is called Caldillo Deconglio and is another traditional dish of the country.

If we have to use our power to get rid of these damages, we will do so. "Museveni, taking the position in Africa, was a founding member of the African Union and a solid supporter of the South African Liberation Movement, their affiliation, national factors, or past history (especially since 1945) , Uganda's foreign policy is based on Government's goal of expanding and protecting foreign trade, maintaining foreign aid and desires stable and economic development regardless of political and religious relations. East Africa is comprised of the Republic of Kenya, the United Republic of Tanzania and the Republic of Uganda and covers various regions of Central and Eastern Africa. The historical, economic, political and socio-cultural developments of these three countries are varied and must be taken into consideration when presenting the urbanization process in each country (Hutton, 1972; Kanyaeihamba and McAuslan, 1978 ; Obadho, 1984, pp. 134 - 44). 1986, pp. 171-93; 1989, pp. 292-315 and 1993, pp. 77-108). East Africa is not only one of the poorest regions in the world but also the continent as a whole, the average level of developing countries, and the region where the most urbanization is not advanced compared to the whole world. Until recently, urbanization was related to modernization and industrialization, so it was not regarded as a problem in most African countries. In the 1990s urbanization was added to a long list of potentially devastating development issues that have to be dealt with. Early urbanization of the African eastern coast colonial period and colonial period: Africa-Asia relations Since 1963, the politics of Uganda has begun to change dramatically. There is no clear boundary between the central government and the Kingdom of Buganda. When Apollo Milton Ovote became the first Prime Minister of the Republic of Uganda, there was a tension between the central government and the Kingdom of Buganda, because when he became independent Bagada's Cababa was given the title "Celebrity President" Because it is. (Chibita 2010). The tension between the Republic and the Kingdom of Buganda continued for a long time, which eventually led to being called the "Ugandan Crisis of 1966". In order to cancel the abolished kingdom, he continues to claim to become President of the Republic of Uganda. Kasozi et al. According to "the traditional rulers were dismissed through a warrant, not through their subject, in 1966-1967" was supported by parliamentarians (Kasozi et al .: 59). To the UK (Chibita 2010: ???)

In her speech looking at the growing city, Mr. Gretchen Schneider examined the changes in space usage in Boston's development in detail. Her research includes understanding the history and land of the city and how they understand the decision of urban development and change. In a lecture by Jack Ahern, he discussed a landscape scenario involving understanding the various spatial concepts of landscape planning. Both lectures contain information that can be extracted and applied when analyzing urban development. In order to understand the development of cities and cities, I first thought about urbanization. Urbanization refers to the movement of a large number of people to cities and cities where the impact on society is increasing. Urbanization is worldwide. In order to understand the charm of this city, the first thing to consider is the subtraction of city life. In New York City, various social activities ranging from rock to classic, architectural history, cultural diversity are being carried out. It also provides anonymity that I found that I am far better than my friends reviews and restrictions in a small town in Ohio. City planners are increasingly using food in the city as a way to use the plaza. In recent years urban agriculture and community gardens are increasingly popular as people want to buy food near their residence. Places like Flint and Chicago are usually leading a way to purchase land purchased by private owners. The Mayor of the Chicago Emanuel recently announced a law permitting 14,000 open spaces in the city to be used for urban agriculture. With new regulations, it will be possible to expand the community garden to half acre, ease the strict fences and parking rules around the city gardens, and sell food grown in the aquatic environment. Many companies are expanding geographically by cities. This is because the business is gradually expanding in markets such as Fav, or because you need to increase sales or programming teams in multiple cities. Launched in Texas, it has access to four of the eleven metropolis of the country within every short distance. Some companies can offer services to all four cities via one distribution center in one city, so it is a unique market to launch new business. So how good is this town in terms of intelligence, people, transportation, education, and familiarity? Please look at the Boston City score. CityScore released last October reflects the growth trend of the city government of the United States. Headed by Boston, Chicago and New York, they began using the ever increasing data they gathered to improve the plan, provide better service, and involve citizens. In order to speed up this process, the White House recently launched a new "smart city" initiative. (economist)

Between 1880 and 1900, the population increase of large US cities exceeded 100,000 and increased from about 6 million to 14 million (551). America has developed into a country of factories, enterprises and industrial workers, and the surge of immigrants has offered support to their workers. The continuation of industrialization and urbanization in the late 19th century saw an increase in demand for larger and cheaper labor. The country's transition from rural agricultural society to urban industrialized country attracted immigrants from all over the world. Rapid industrialization, urbanization, immigration; the rise of large enterprises and labor movement; population movement, 1871-1900; rapid industrialization, urbanization, immigration; the rise of large enterprises and labor movement; population movement, Mark Twain In 1873 novels, the title became a popular name from the end of the civil war to the turn of the century. This is extensive political corruption and personal desire. The idea is top of gold plating, but everything is bad and broken In the nineteenth century America was experiencing rapid industrialization, so the labor force in the mining industry and the railway industry was short. Migrant workers in China are often used to fill this gap, especially the construction of the first transcontinental railway, resulting in large Chinese immigrants. These Chinese immigrants are disliked because they predict the increasing risk of yellow dangers of Western civilization which they use white work to pay lower wages and die in Chinese immigrants. This discrimination is related to the 1882 China Exclusion Law prohibiting immigration to the United States to China. This is the first time that this law eliminated major groups from ethnic and class-based countries. In the last quarter of the 19th century, the United States experienced serious, sometimes traumatic, social change caused by industrialization, urbanization, and immigration. The first important immigrants in Asia began in the 1950s, immigrants from China arrived in California's Gold Rush. Regardless of the tradition of faith, religion plays an indispensable role in the lives of immigrants. Catholics were the country that had the largest number of new immigrants between 1865 and 1924. Due to the migration of Irish and Germans, Catholics led the pre-civil era and the Catholic Church became the largest faction in American society in 1860. Jewish immigrants who arrived in the first half of the 19th century experienced various forms of anti-Semitism, establishing a parallel system of Jewish facilities by the Jewish community.

My still image is a poem "Flower - fed Buffaloes" written by Vachel Lindsay. Urbanization is one of the major and important themes supported by nature and human thought. Therefore, my still picture is based on this theme. Urbanization is a process related to the development of civilization and technology in rural areas and is reflected in this poem. "Flower Feed · Buffalo" is not only the rapid annihilation and annihilation of American buffalo but also the rapid annihilation and annihilation of indigenous peoples, which is the result of urbanization (poetry by locomotive and other objects). Thunder Castle is a smaller poet than Frost, Wahlin is smaller than San Fort. However, they have a common responsibility for local and "democratic" spoken speech. Vachel Lindsay (1879-1931) wanted to write a poem "Two thirds of a singer." The main advantage as his poet is that he uses notes, rhythm, music and music to make a musical. He performed in various parts of the country, he read poetry and sang. He inspired poetry with motifs of jazz, folk, pop music, and influenced the later poet Langston Hughes. His most famous poems "Congo" and "William Booth enters heaven" are similar to hymns and songs, but this is even the score "sing with the blood of the lamb". I became a widely acclaimed poet and watched his poems throughout the country. . Poetry during World War II: Modernism At the end of 1925 when Hughes worked in a hotel in Washington DC, Hughes put his three poems in a restaurant next to Wachlin Lindsy's plate. On the next day, Lindsay reported that it was one of the most popular Caucasian poets at the time nationwide newspapers. Hughes received a scholarship in early 1926 and began studying at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania. In the same year, he received the Faculty Poetry Prize of Witter Bynner, and announced "Black Artists and Race Mountain" in the declaration "Country". He demands confidence, a unique black literature: Nonetheless, Babbitt Craze swept the American reader and gathered the attention of critics, poets and writers. Vachel Lindsay wrote a poem called The Babbitt Jamboree and in 1927 British author CEM Joad published a commentary on American society, Babbitt Warren. Babbit became the first part of Louis' Nobel Prize for literature in 1930 and received this honor in the United States.

Introduction Urbanization is the attitude of people to social life and modernization. This is a process of increasing the proportion of people living in urban areas, leading to land conversion for residential, commercial and industrial use. The fundamental causes of the acceleration of urbanization are increasing the number of immigrants to the city, employment, higher education, and improving the quality of life in the future. It also enables a simple flow of information and more technical development. The urbanization process of India in the 7th and 6th centuries BC has intensified and brought about the movement of Kurama to dispute the new asceticism behavior and the legitimacy of the ceremony. Mahavira (549 - 477 BC, 549 - 477 BC) and the founder of Buddhism (563 - 483 BC) were the most prominent symbol of this movement. Śramalifea creates concept of life and death cycle, concept of reincarnation and concept of liberation. Buddha discovered a middle way to improve the extreme asceticism seen in Śramaṇa religion. In the seventh and sixth centuries BC, the urbanization process of India intensified, a new forbidden movement and Sramana movement occurred, challenging the legitimacy of the ritual. Mahavira (549 - 477 BC, 549 - 477 BC) and the founder of Buddhism (563 - 483 BC) were the most prominent symbol of this movement. : 184 According to Heinrich Jimmer, Jainism and Buddhism are part of the heritage of the former Vedas including Samhuya and Yoga. In other words, it is not from the sources of the Brahman - Aryans, but the cosmology of the Arians' former upper class. And Anthropology. Northeast India - Sources of the same ancient metaphysical speculation as Indian systems other than Yoga, Sankhya, Buddhism, and other Vedas The birthplace of Buddhism will be discovered in Indian iron age. In the mid-nineteenth century BC, this region experienced a socio-cultural change known as the second urbanization; an era characterized by the emergence of intellectual confusion, the composition of Upanishad, and the emergence of Slavman's tradition. Furthermore, Buddhism was formed from the 6th century BC to the 4th century BC. The spread of Buddhism was delayed until King Ashoka dominated the majority of the Indian subcontinent from around BC 268 BC to around 232 BC. Like his descendants, he supported the spread of Buddhism, made great efforts in the construction of Sri Lanka and the religious monuments of Central Asia and the spread of Buddhism. Central Asia's efforts eventually brought Buddhism to China, and the mission of Sri Lanka spread religion in coastal areas of Southeast Asia.

Dhaka is a city I grew up in, a curse of traffic congestion and air pollution caused by it caused troubles of 15 million people, the suffering of people became worse by inefficient public transportation system, pedestrians saw safety It is very fragile. Therefore, the lack of adequate transportation system for sustainable development - it seems necessary to promote meaningful integration between planning and implementation. Economic development, population growth and urbanization led to an increase in urban solid waste production in urban Dhaka with limited urban infrastructure and capacity. The city generates 3,500 tons of municipal solid waste per day and carries it to a sanitary landfill site. However, uncontrolled reclaimed land is a common practice in the city, and cities do not have enough facilities to process, recycle and dispose of hazardous waste, which is common in many poor countries The problem. 80% of municipal solid waste produced in Dhaka is essentially organic matter and its water content is very suitable for recycling to compost. Given the seriousness of this problem, the purpose of this paper is to investigate how the urban poor in Dhaka is confined to the surrounding area, and to clarify the aspects leading to it. This paper also highlights the problems arising from creation of water space and recommends measures to restore the dangerous living environment of poor people in Dhaka City. The unprecedented urbanization and incompetence of the authorities concerned are thought to have created conditions for it. 55 56 urban poor in Bangladesh live in the marginal area. Therefore, in this paper, first of all, it is necessary to evaluate the problems related to urbanization of Dhaka, such as the value of the land and the prospects of housing supply to the poor in the city, and then practical to create an unplanned living space Consider the problem. The information in this article was derived from primary and secondary sources. The population growth rate of Dhaka of Egypt's Dhaka has always existed. They were 3%, 4% and 8% respectively in 196 - 1974, 1974 - 1981 and 198 - 1991 (RAJUK, 1995). Over the last few decades, this has produced many unexpected results such as the city's rapid growth and the urban population. The reason for this rapid growth is the status of Dhaka as the capital and the main activities of the city and the afferent nature of the facility - so people from across Bangladesh understand the city.

Introduction In the tragedy of the House, Garrett Harding insists that "Freedom of Commons brought destruction to all people" (Hardin, 1968, p. 1244). In this article I will show you how you can use Harding's words to indicate whether you lose self for capitalism. By looking at 14 different sociological articles over the last century, individuals tend to be an important driving force in the community and their development. Individuals are very important under the cover of capitalism, but this article will doubt the validity of this. (J) Urbanization is regarded as the driving force of economic development. However, urbanization and urban development procedures should be planned, managed, and well led. Urbanization increased the demand for nutrients and promoted the modernization and improvement of agricultural production, which directly led to the reduction of poverty in Rwanda. Spatial planning of urban countries that have clear restrictions on housing, industrial commerce and public-use countries will protect the environment and heritage of Rwanda. Poverty Alleviation: As we all know, most of the people involved in urban agriculture are urban poor. In developing countries, most urban agricultural production is used for private consumption, and the market sells surplus. According to FAO (United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization), poor consumers in urban areas are very vulnerable to rising food prices because they use 60% to 80% of their income for food. The community center and the garden education community regard agriculture as an integral part of city life. The Florida Sustainable Development Institute in Sarasota, Florida is a public community and education center where innovators with the concept of sustainable energy can run and test them. A community center like the Florida House provides a central place for urban agriculture to understand urban agriculture and start linking agriculture and city lifestyle. Since 1910, black Americans have lost more than 12.6 million acres of farmland. In urban areas, black Americans are equally vulnerable to high-end and urban development that impairs the stability of the black community and there is little room for horticulture and agricultural education. These long-standing phenomena of the presidential government and local governments led by the bipartisan government continue to spread under the guidance of the Trump regime which proved that they prefer privatization and business-friendly policies and ignored the colored community Let's see. Policy decisions, bureaucratic appointment and enforcement orders, such as reconstruction of the foundation stone and Dakota channel pipeline, nomination of Veccason as the leader of the housing and urban development sectors, have greatly advanced it in the fight between land and culture Respectively.

Carol Stack Calls Family Families The family of calls to the house of Carol Stack does not match the average American family described by Haviland. American families only include parents and children. When my parents live in the north, it is not considered an ordinary family that my aunt and her own child raising her niece and nephew. Parents and children are separated from children living in one of their parents, and other children live with their grandparents. "Call to home" of Carol Stack reveals some stories to readers, all of which evoke the feelings of today's African Americans. Personally, I am very moved by all the stories in this novel. Not only because Call to Home is a very important part, it also provides information on the African American community that I have never understood before. I found that all the characters in this story are "people", not "black people." I believe our American culture arranges community people to classify others as "white people", "black people", or "others." Classifying races is not easy, and only three categories are certainly not true. What is the composition of these categories? What happens when there is a race mix? Will children of ethnic relations automatically be classified as "other"? These questions are open to discussion and it is not easy to answer. Carol Stack Calls Family Families The family of calls to the house of Carol Stack does not match the average American family described by Haviland. American families only include parents and children. When my parents live in the north, it is not considered an ordinary family that my aunt and her own child raising her niece and nephew. - The Industrial Revolution began in the second half of the 18th century and has the effect of significant urbanization. Industrialization is a fundamental driving force for urbanization and urbanization, and cities are important land for industrialization. Industrialization and urbanization have grown like brothers and are growing together (Lexicon Universal Encyclopedia, 1997). Industrialization is an initiator of urbanization, urbanization is an unavoidable result of industrialization. Dickens's "Christmas Carol" and "Industrial Revolution" Christmas Carol also tells the sacred stories of Christmas, in addition to being a secular story in the urban environment during Christmas. With Christmas carol, Dickens has created a continuous and creative process in the imagination of the United States and the United States. Thanks to the Industrial Revolution and the growth and development of the city, people's lives have undergone major changes as people's lives have been born out of three Scrooge changes in the traditional Christian Mack's 12/21/15 period It was. Charles Dickens, Scrooge is the hero. At the beginning of the story, he earned money at box office income and found out he was an old stranger. Later, Scrooge 's dead business partner Mali visited Scrooge from the grave and was tied to Scrooge to alter his way of doing or warn you of suffering the same fate. Immediately three ghosts were sent to visit Scrooge to show those scenes.

Jazz music from the 1920s to the 1950s is the central feature of urban culture in South Africa. This music was specially developed in the place of Johannesburg and Sofia Town. Because the urbanization of black South Africans at the mining center is progressing, it is rooted here. This resulted in the development of slum and slum, and a new form of cross music began to emerge. Formation of the music type Marabi was established in the era of South Africa's inequality, so it became a symbol of resistance and symbol of culture. Jazz music evolved from southern hymns, working songs and wild music. Jazz became popular in the 1920s and was born in large cities such as New Orleans, Chicago, New York, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Detroit. Part of the reason for the jazz revolution was the massive movement, moving from the south to the city. African Americans go to the city seeking a better life. The urbanization of the black influenced the jazz revolution. Jazz evolves with African Americans Jazz music from the 1920s to the 1950s is the central feature of urban culture in South Africa. This music was specially developed in the place of Johannesburg and Sofia Town. Because the urbanization of black South Africans at the mining center is progressing, it is rooted here. This resulted in the development of slum and slum, and a new form of cross music began to emerge. - "I wanted to go to life deliberately leaving only the basic facts, so I went to the forest, please make sure that you can learn what you need to teach, not when it dies." This article So, using two different excerpts from Emerson and Thoreau, it is divided into two parts, both of which change the personal view of human-nature relationships, but I think this relationship I would like to pay more attention to similarities than differences. People were surprised when jazz was released in the United States in the 1920s. It became popular soon. By the mid-1920s jazz music was being played at American concert halls and dance halls. The influence of jazz music comes from music that was used in dancing and marching bands throughout the period. Radio and gramophone records (over 100 million people bought) brought jazz to remote locations. Jazz offers opportunities for soloists who are struggling to realize his dreams. However, not everyone is a fan of jazz. Some people think this is devil's music. There was discussion between supporters and non-supporters. Music critic Ernesto Newman is not a fan of jazz, but it is criticizing it in 1927 magazine. A famous jazz artist, Paul Whiteman, argued that the jazz was a true musical power. The band of Paul Whiteman may be the most popular jazz band of the 1920s. In addition to being most popular, the group may also be the most controversial

Location Brimbank Park (coordinates 37.7340 ° S, 144.8370 ° E) is located in Maribyrnong Valley (surrounded by the Maribyrnong River) close to Keilor outside Melbourne. Crossing the Mali Bingnon River and the M80 expressway will reveal the adaptability of the growing urban natural environment. (Parks Victoria, 2013) Figure 1: Map of Brimbank Park (Google Maps, 2014) Geology Brimbank Park is mainly composed of sedimentary rocks because it is close to the Maribyrnong River. Green spaces (sometimes "green spaces") are common terms used to describe environmental areas that are protected or not maintained, such as nature reserves, wilderness environments, urban parks, etc. In many cases, especially in urban environments, green spaces are intentionally specified for entertainment or aesthetic advantages. Global urbanization has reduced access and participation to green areas but there is sufficient evidence to show a positive correlation between the levels of adjacent green areas and mental health and happiness. Compared with green areas, living in urban areas with many green spaces, less personal mental suffering, less anxiety and depression, good health and health of cortisol. Comparing residents of very green environment and less green environment, even after managing the socioeconomic situation, major differences in disease incidence rates have been reported (Maas et al., 2009). The accumulation of urban areas or urban areas is a population density of human beings with infrastructure built in. Urban areas are established by urbanization and are classified into cities, towns, metropolitan areas or suburbs depending on the city form. In urbanization, this term contrasts with rural areas such as villages and villages, and in urban sociology and urban anthropology, it is remarkably in contrast to the natural environment. The creation of the early metropolitan area during the urban revolution led to the creation of human civilization and modern urban planning and brought about environmental impacts along with other human activities such as the development of natural resources.

The lack of education is another major factor of Salinas' criminal behavior. Parents who have received university education are said to be successful graduates of the university. In contrast to students whose parents are field workers of immigrants, they are hardly educated, getting more income at school, and there is likely to be a solution if not going to school is. This dropout solution is motivating for young people to become illegal or become criminals, as young people make employment difficult. Biological genetic factors: Criminologists believe that criminal activity is due to biological or genetic factors (Pratt and Cullen, 2000). According to Lombrose (1911), criminals are born rather than criminals, and criminals are a product of genetic make-up, unlike non-criminals. Social and environmental factors (Sutherland, 1939): The environment is said to play an important role in determining criminal behavior. Factors that mainly affect environmental crime include poverty, employment, corruption, urbanization, families, moral decline, low educational background, skills, child abuse, drug trafficking and abuse, Oyebanji (1982) and Akpan (2002) The current criminal problem in Nigeria, which includes architectural or environmental design, is attributed to the lack of urbanization, industrialization and education. Those who decide criminal acts They were born to produce killers, genes, or learning behaviors. From genetic factors to environmental factors, there are many factors leading to criminal activity. Some believe and believe that criminal activity is biologically decisive, but criminal behavior still has more learning and environmental factors. There are four social risk factors that are thought to involve crime. - In this article we will look at the concept that anyone can become a criminal. When discussing this problem, I will discuss the problem of "criminals make something criminals". Defining a crime is inherently difficult. Because it can be thought of as a wide range of actions from tasting fruits in the market to accelerating cursing frustrated people.

The majority of Brazilian cooperation is directed to Latin America for peacekeeping operations, but the focus of the African continent can be seen from the perspective of technical cooperation, accounting for 57% of the total (ABC, 2011): Source: 2011 2011 ABC Of the latest official information of this year, 38 out of 54 African countries are implementing technical cooperation projects at the design stage or the implementation stage (ABC, 2011). Regarding Brazil's largest cooperation beneficiaries in Africa, the focus is on Portuguese-speaking African countries (PALOP) (Figure 8). Brazil, the official Brazil Federal Republic is a country of South Africa. Brazil is the largest country in South Africa and is the only Portuguese speaking country on the continent. From the viewpoint of the population, it is the fifth largest country in the world and its area is estimated to be 192,098,152 people, and it is the fifth largest country in the geographical area, occupying an area of ​​8,514,877 square kilometers There. From an economic point of view, Brazil is getting better and better with the passage of time. The Brazilian economy is contributed by agriculture, industry and services. As the Brazilian economy is booming and exports beef and soybeans, it may be related to rising commodity prices in the world. Brazil is an export-oriented economy with a moderate free market The bilateral relationship between Nigeria and Brazil is concentrated mainly in trade and culture, is the largest country in Latin America, the most populous country in Africa is the Atlantic Ocean which is far away from each other. Brazil and Nigeria have enjoyed warm friendly relationships with commercial trade (seeing many African Brazilians trace their ancestors to Nigeria) and commercial trade for centuries. After June 12, 1993, the US imposed numerous sanctions against Nigeria, considering that the presidential election in Nigeria was abolished and that human rights violations and meaningful democratic transitions were not made. The overview of industrialization, urbanization, modernization, globalization, and populism relations and imbalances is derived from the progress of the 19th century and civilization and emphasizes Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Venezuela. The appendix contains tables on urban population, urbanization, growth rate, transformation level, and national human development index. The book coordinator, with the cooperation of nine city experts, reviewed the main trends in urbanization in Latin America, especially after World War II. A thorough analysis of the influence of the debt crisis of the 1980s mainly based on data from the Latin America-Caribbean Economic Commission (ECLAC)

In John Carter 's movie' Wall - E ', the robot called Wall - E has too many population and urbanization goes too far, so I am working to save the life to clean the earth. When Wall - E encountered a robot called Eve, his mission was to find the source of life on Earth, and he went to a spaceship carrying the Earth 's entire population to save Eve. While saving Eve, he discovered how human beings can not take care of themselves and need to be cared for by the installed robot. Currently, about half of the world population lives in urban areas The United Nations World Urbanization Forecasting Report shows that by 2030 60% of the world population lives in urban areas. As a result, social scientists are increasingly focused on specific types of social mechanics that develop in the urban environment. Social scientists pay attention to social exchanges in urban areas because cities have the unique ability to summarize many cultural backgrounds. Due to its dense population, economic problems and power dynamics in narrow spaces where resources are scarce are being strengthened. In addition, with new ideas, people and things continue to flow through urban areas, and cities function as diverse areas of economic relations and other kinds. Therefore, people there must deal with the new influences, and often have to bring dominant culture to the forefront. What is the value of a group of specific people? Urban growth is defined as the rate at which urban population increases. This is the result of urbanization, the flow of people from rural to urban areas. Growth of the city may lead to economic development of the country. Urban growth is also known as the expansion of metropolitan areas or suburbs to the surrounding environment. Because the impact of urban growth directly affects the economic development of the country, it can be regarded as an indicator of the economic situation of the country. There are more metropolitan areas, more work, it will also bring economic growth. As population continues to increase and urbanize at unprecedented speeds, new urbanization and smart growth techniques have been implemented to create a transition to a development environment, economically and socially sustainable cities. Intelligent growth and new urbanism principles include walking, combined use development, comfortable high density design, land protection, social equity, and economic diversity. The multipurpose community aims for high end through affordable housing for promoting social equity, reducing dependence on automobiles for fossil fuel use, and promoting regional economies. The per capita GDP of the easy-to-walk community is 38% higher than the low-mobility city subway (Leinberger, Lynch). By combining economic, environmental, and social sustainability, cities are more equitable and resilient than the expansion of cities that use the land too much, promote the use of cars, and economically isolate the population There will be, it will be attractive.

Industrialization occurs when large-scale introduction of industry into the region or country. For example, when the economy shifts from agriculture-based industry to manufacturing and other industries. In the West, industrialization occurred from the 1700s to the 19th century, and changes also started in the UK. This period is called industrial revolution. Textile manufacturing industry was mechanized, transport (canal, railway, highway system) became more efficient and introduced steam power. Products are easy to get and cheaper The Industrial Revolution began in the latter half of the 18th century and has the effect of significant urbanization. Industrialization is a fundamental driving force for urbanization and urbanization, and cities are important land for industrialization. Industrialization and urbanization have grown like brothers and are growing together (Lexicon Universal Encyclopedia, 1997). Industrialization is an initiator of urbanization, urbanization is an unavoidable result of industrialization. - With the rapid industrialization of the United States, mass-produced products are spreading nationwide. The speed of transportation is important to provide food, supplies and raw materials to industrial centers that need them. In the early 1800's, various transportation systems including roads, canals, steamboats, railroads, etc. were introduced, which contributed to the industrialization of the United States. In the United States, the second industrial revolution took place in the period of rapid territorial expansion. With a vast land, people feel the need for large-scale industries, and the infrastructure for traffic and communication is rapidly expanding. Abundant natural resources such as ore, coal and iron promote large-scale mining and transportation, and provide raw materials to the industry. The Second Industrial Revolution took place during the wave immigration as a large number of people emigrated to the United States, mainly to find employment opportunities in the industry booming nation. The political pattern also occupied an important position in the government's economic reform during the revolution. The transportation industry has undergone a revolutionary change through the use of railways that enable large-scale transport at low cost. Modern civilization experienced three major social and economic changes, the industrial revolution. The first industrial revolution was built around steam and transformed the modern society by redefining the transportation and manufacturing process. According to Thomas Edison, who promised to "reorganize the lives of the world" by providing efficient energy and modern communication, the emergence of electricity has caused a second revolution . Electricity has paved the way for our third (and present) digital revolution by releasing civilization from fossil fuels and providing technology to more than 4 billion people worldwide. What is common to all major revolutions is that widely-defined technology promote social development by redefining our participation methods, promoting quality of life and promoting economic development.

Problems faced by people in developing countries There are divisions in the north and south in the world, also known as abundant north and poor south. Looking at our world, we see that there are two extremes. Rich and poor. That is why we should help them as Christians and lead them to a better life. South poverty itself is a big problem. Many countries spend money on items like weapons, which can be used for many other items that are needed in the country. I am starving. Depending on the location, hunger is a big problem. One in six people in the world is facing hunger. Most of these people are children, people living in developing countries. It is not enough, as the country is not ready to produce food for people. Children are the weakest and most vulnerable because their bodies are not fully developed. Of 925 million people, there are about 925 million people worldwide. - Irish famine I. Irish starvation: Irish people suffered a lot of difficulties between 1845 and 1852, but none were compared to Irish potato famine damage from 1845 to 1857 . Due to insufficiently managed countries and ideal bad weather, Ireland is in danger of disaster. This is a combination of social, political and economic factors, beyond that. But developing countries are not only confronted with brain drainage. Migration to the country is more than immigration to overseas. Urbanization is one of the classic problems of all countries. For various reasons, people in the village moved to town. Due to urbanization, inequality between cities and villages can cause many problems. Therefore, education, brain draining, and immigration to the country are the problems that developing countries can not resist and face. However, it is not only brain drainage but also the problem of developing countries. Today, domestic immigrants in developing countries are far more than international immigrants. Developing countries seem to have difficulty in developing economic growth. Not only you need to come from the government, you also need the attention of people born and living in that country. They have to promise their own development through education by avoiding brain drain and interfering with urbanization. In the decades after independence, India faced a serious problem of talent flow to the brain drain - developed countries. Most of the experts going abroad will blend into the lives and culture of host countries and become the rest of the family. When some of them are about to return, it is difficult for them to integrate themselves into the lives they left behind. However, if we look closely, real brain drain is not an outflow of talented green meadows. The difficulty of family life is difficult for really important people. Some countries with very dissatisfied citizens are preparing to explode with little provocation and countries ready to collapse under their own weight, exacerbating this effect and leading to bigger problems There are factors. Let's identify some of these factors that are creating an unimpeded obstacle to the growing story of India.

Residential geography: Residential geography tries to explore part of the surface of the earth, including human settlements. It examines the relationship between city and rural settlements, economic structure, infrastructure, and patterns of human settlements and space and time. Animal geography: Animal geography can be regarded as a subfield of human geography and it is closely related to the field of environmental geography of physical geography. It involves research on the interdependence between the life circle of animals on earth and humans and other animals. Urbanization is the development of cities, and many migrant workers are concentrated in cities, leading to significant growth in the urban environment. The structure and experience of urban landscapes is very important for human geography. Urbanization is closely related to modernization, industrialization, and rationalization of social processes. In the course of development, cities and towns have grown, and the urban population of the world has increased rapidly. Urbanization is not merely a social phenomenon, but rather a historical reform of global human behavior. The rapid growth of some large cities such as Chicago in the 19th century and Tokyo in the 20th century is the result of migration from rural areas to cities, which is common in developing countries. People living in cities can take advantage of market diversity, closeness, and competitiveness. Because of these factors, the urban environment will develop rapidly