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Cities Advantages and Disadvantages

Noise

Leader problems

Not enough work, unemployment Lots of people are lining up to apply for a few jobs that are available. Who will work and who won’t have a job?

Concentrated garbage

crowding

Disadvantages Noise Leader problems Not enough work or unequal work creating unequal education and wealth Concentrated garbage and pollution Crowding and expensive housing (maybe homeless people)

More disadvantages Covers farmland and forests Bigger targets for enemies More disease and it spreads If something happens to the food surplus, more people go hungry Gangs More crime

Covering farmland and forests

Bigger target for enemies

Diseases spread

Gangs

Unequal education and job opportunities, creates rich and poor people

Even more disadvantages Traffic Greater damage from a fire or natural disaster

Traffic problems

More damage from fires and natural disasters

Advantages Organized water, sewer, garbage and electricity Shared protection (firemen, police, emergency systems, walls, armies) Taxes pay for common services (TV stations, radio stations, cell phone towers) Variety of food More entertainment Close together, easy to visit

Need to organize the water supply

Taxes support our protection armiespolice

Shared communication systems Cell phone towersatellite

A variety of food

Shared entertainment