2.  Urban: Most of the population lives in cities  Farming: Farming is done commercially, not for immediate survival  Jobs: Things like businesses and services  Families: Smaller families because the children don’t need to work, lives with immediate family  Education: All people attend school  Industrialization: Has industry, factories, and has a high level of technology

3.  Work: parents work outside the home  Needs: all needs are met, especially survival  Foods: Food is purchased, not grown  Choices: People have lots of choices for their own lives and future  Hope: People hope for more and bigger stuff

4.  In-Between: Some small cities and small farming  Farming: Some farming is done for money, but much is done for survival  Jobs: There is less farming done and more business and service jobs starting to form  Transportation: Bikes and motor bikes, but they are hoping for a car  Education: Some people attend school  Industrialization: A few industries and factories exist as well as some technology

5.  Work: Work outside the home sometimes  Needs: Some needs are met, and they are now working on getting both needs and wants  Electricity/Water: They now have this luxury as well as running water  Choices: Some choices for their lives and future  Hopes: Wish to meet their survival needs and have only wants

6.  Rural: People live in the countryside, no cities  Farming: Farm to feed themselves and survive  Jobs: Both parents work at home on the farm  Transportation: Animal, foot, sometimes a bike  Education: Little to no education  Industrialization: Basically just farms, no store bought items

7.  Families/ Work: People live with their extended families so there is more help with work; larger families since more children are needed to help with work  Needs: People work to meet their survival needs  Technology: No technology; handmade tools and clothes  Choices: people have very little choices for their lives and future  Hopes: They want food, safety, and health care

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