From Village to City

Over the years there have been many civilizations from one village to another. Of all the civilization known to mankind, we will look at the earliest civilization. From one village to another, it began in 8000 BC and spread to 3000 BC. In this article I will explain the six important functions of this civilization. Urban Development: The first built city is Jericho in the Middle East. map: This map shows what type of land looks like that era. Here it is clearly stated that you can see Babylon, Ur, Ellid.

The balance between wealth and population between villages and cities is one of the themes of human history over the past 10,000 years. The transition from rural to urban is closely related to the transition from one technology to another. The two methods of green and gray are called convenience. As the adjective 'green' is assigned, especially in Europe, various political campaigns are taking place, so when speaking green and gray you need to explain the mind clearly. Green technology is based on biological, physical and chemical gray technology

Living in the village is more peaceful than city life. The village weather has green plants, wet paddy fields and birds singing. The village environment is not very busy, such as cleaning the city and pollutants. The villagers live in the community and cooperate in activities. They are polite, friendly, very close to other people, and have a good attitude. Lifestyle is limited and strict observance of religious principles. In the evening, the children go to the mosque and teacher's house, read the Quran and learn about Islam. Studying in the village is free. The purpose of the teacher is to educate the children to succeed in life and do good things for parents and others.

Rural life and city life are very different. Each city and village fulfills its functional purpose in its own way. Village people and the city's bait and clothing offer learning and culture. In terms of convenience of life, there is a big gap between them. This gap should be filled or at least narrowed. Villagers should also enjoy some of the comfort they enjoy with urban residents. Country life: Country life is simple and simple. There is no city here. Everything is calm and quiet. People are in direct contact with nature. They spend most of their time caring for fields and cows. They are religious and religious. They spend most of the time of God's prayer and praise. They enjoy pure air. They get pure and pure food cereals, fruits, milk and dairy products. You can also buy fresh vegetables and fruits.