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'''Urban''' areas are defined as those areas dealing with [[city|cities]] or industrialized conditions.
 
'''Urban''' areas are defined as those areas dealing with [[city|cities]] or industrialized conditions.
  
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Over time the makeup of the earth has become more urban.  In the United States, while urbanization has increased over time, there has also been a trend towards moving away from urban areas to rural locations since urban areas tend to have more difficulties with [[crime]].
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Over time the makeup of the earth has become more urban.  In the United States, while urbanization has increased over time, there has also been a parallel trend towards moving away from urban areas to suburban or rural locations since urban areas have many issues from crowding, to [[crime]], to pollution.  As with many things, where one lives is often a sign of [[social status]] and cultural stand.  There is a tendency for so-called urbanites to be more liberal, and more suburbanites to be more conservative.  But like all things, this is merely a tendency and does not mean any given person who lives in a particular area will be liberal or conservative, religious or non-religious, etc.
  
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== See Also ==
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== See also ==
  
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[[Rural]]
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*[[Rural]]
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*[[Suburban]]
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== External links ==
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*[https://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/oua Office of Urban Affairs.]
  
 
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Latest revision as of 23:52, April 9, 2019

Urban areas are defined as those areas dealing with cities or industrialized conditions.

Over time the makeup of the earth has become more urban. In the United States, while urbanization has increased over time, there has also been a parallel trend towards moving away from urban areas to suburban or rural locations since urban areas have many issues from crowding, to crime, to pollution. As with many things, where one lives is often a sign of social status and cultural stand. There is a tendency for so-called urbanites to be more liberal, and more suburbanites to be more conservative. But like all things, this is merely a tendency and does not mean any given person who lives in a particular area will be liberal or conservative, religious or non-religious, etc.

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