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    The Suburbs: The Dark Age

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    Before the time the superhero’s group came along‚ Applevillage experience the Dark Age. Gangsters‚ known as The Suburbs‚ ruled the Dark Age. The Suburbs consisted of three nasty villains: Stan LEES‚ DePECTIcon‚ and HEMoss. These three forces of evil worked together to corrupt and sabotage all the apples in Applevillage‚ the only food and drink source as far as the eye can see. Two young villagers‚ Luna and Juan‚ needed to survive of off these nasty apples‚ and apple juice so unfiltered‚ it shouldn’t

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    Suburbanisation

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    Suburbanisation is the movement of people‚ employment and facilities away from the inner city towards outer urban areas. Prior to the access to public transport people lived in suburbs known as the walking city. However‚ the introduction of trams and suburban rail networks in the late nineteenth century and mass car ownership in the mid-twentieth century made suburban living possible. Without transport networks‚ suburbanisation cannot take place as the city would not be able to expand beyond the

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    Macroeconomics-Poverty

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    Current Events Summary ECON 220: Macroeconomics Poverty across America is continuing to increase throughout suburbs faster than anywhere else in the United States. Currently‚ there are almost 16.4 million suburban residents who reside below the poverty line. The latest Census figures available‚ in 2011‚ showed that the poverty line for a family of four was just over $23‚000 (Luhby‚ 2013‚ para. 3). The number of suburban residents below the poverty line is roughly 3 million more than those residing

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    Village and City

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    village however than a city. A small village and a city got three similar attractions to a better life in ones view: location‚ utilities‚ and climate. First‚ every state has a city. Every city has a specific location. Most cities are located near a suburb which is similar to a small town. The use of utilities in the city is very popular and convenient. Utilities make the way of life easier instead of putting in the work. Utilities services year round change and so do the climate. For example‚ I stay

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    Los Angeles Crime

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    Crime-Based Economic and City Development Los Angeles is one of the biggest and most populated metropolises around the world. It was founded by governor Filipe de Neve‚ a Spanish governor of Las California‚ in September 4‚ 1781. Los Angeles started as a small city with population of 11‚500 people and continued steadily growing. At the beginning 20th century‚ the discovery of oil brought a lot of attention‚ and it shaped the economy‚ politics and social growth of the city. As population grows

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    Suburban Sprawl

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    through the adaptive reuse of suburban shopping centers. Introduction: The Australian urban landscape is largely defined by people who live in the suburbs and work in the city. This spatial polarisation is only successful when people can commute efficiently between work and home. The problem occurs when you encounter a long commute from the outer suburbs on heavily congested motorways. This separation between work and home creates a range

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    Cities and suburbs was a sociology class where I have learned issues like suburbanization‚ neighborhoods‚ culture and poverty‚ gentrification‚ deindustrialization‚ segregation‚ downtown redevelopment‚ and housing. Not only did I learned what these terms mean‚ but also how they have affected us every day. Professor Rosenblatt has given my classmates and I a chance to apply our knowledge through a neighborhood project. The town that I picked was called Wheaton. Through my field research‚ I think the

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    Middle Class In America

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    strategy is Capeheart’s “Year’s Ahead” advertisement from 1950 (Appendix B). Capeheart relates to potential customers by illustrating their clients as a close knit family that watches television together‚ and one that lives a luxurious lifestyle in the suburbs. By advertising their television as “Year’s Ahead” Capeheart implies that their TV is the best‚ and the newest TV on the market. Capeheart excellently demonstrates the strategy of exposing the Keeping up with the

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    Atlanta City Comparison

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    the nice environmental areas but also the city itself‚ Atlanta as well has a very large fast growing population and it’s making the city want to expand and Portland would like to as well. Another similarity is how the urban sprawl is taking over suburbs and places where is was natural and green‚ this is mostly because of the population like I was explaining earlier

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    Immigrants suffered a lot during this period‚ plus they were living in a very filthy condition. After 1865‚ American urban communities developed at a phenomenal rate‚ and urban populaces swelled with specialists from provincial regions and abroad. To move expanding populaces around the city‚ urban communities spearheaded imaginative types of mass travel. High rises came to check urban horizons‚ and new electric lighting frameworks energized nightlife. Neighborhoods partitioned along class and ethnic

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