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    we would agree to a collective society. The main two places in the novel are the City and the Uncharted Forest which both have similarities and differences. A similarity between the City and Uncharted Forest is that both have houses and towards the end of the book also that people are living in both places (Rand 88-89). There are a lot of differences in between the City and the Uncharted Forest such as that the City is completely discovered and the Uncharted forest is forbidden and undiscovered,

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    A lot of people grew up in small towns, but it is more people that grew up in big cities. Most kids that grow up in small towns are bored when kids in big cities have something to do everyday. It’s safe to grow up in a small town and very dangerous for a big city. Small towns are very safe, but then some may be very dangerous and people would never know. A lot of kids live in small towns and they have a good life, but when they grow up it will boring. Most of the kids grow up to be very successful

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    Often we wonder what really makes a city, and wonder why cities are the way they are; what qualifies them regarding quality of life, safety, economy. In a book titled The Death and Life of Great American Cities, the author Jane Jacobs talks about the importance of the relationship between streets and sidewalks versus their surrounding cities that we see each and every day. She states “Streets and their sidewalks, the main places of a city, are its most vital organs” (Jacobs 29) On instinct this is

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    What Life Is Really Like in the Colonies How much do you know about colonial life? Do you know how living styles differ between farm and city life? Well, life in the colonies was hard, this article will explain what life was really like in the colonies. Life in the city was very different from life on a farm. Whether it be church bells ringing, carts rolling on the cobblestone, farmers selling products the city was always in a constant buzz. There was an abundance of jobs for people in

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    Chicago is the city which comes in the top notch cities in America but nowadays it is not a scenario behind the beautiful beaches of Chicago there is a lot of black water. There are many dark sides in Chicago which makes it difficult to survive in it.The three main reasons are 1)Drug trafficking 2)Corruption 3)Gun Violence. Drug Trafficking: It is one of the biggest issues which is faced by Chicago nowadays.There are many gangs which are activated in Chicago which is responsible for killing, beating

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    thorough investigation. Guy and John are similar for three reasons. First they both go on a dangerous physical journey. Second, they both go on a journey of enlightenment. Finally, as a result of their journeys, both John and Guy find a new purpose in life. For these reasons, John and Guy are similar characters and deserve further investigation. Both Guy and John are similar because they both go on a dangerous physical journey. In Fahrenheit 451, Guy travels from his house to his friend Faber’s house

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    the Working Class in England describes the inhumane and atrocious living and working conditions for the proletariat in England. He describes life in England before the Industrial revolution and how there was a shift in population from rural farmland to urban cities. Engels describes as factories grew, the demand of labor increased, and the population in cities increased the quality of living for those people in factories deteriorated. The descriptions that Engels uses to describe the smells and the

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    The Cities Marco Polo

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    just about cities but about language and imagination. I do think that some of the cities Marco Polo describes are projections of desires and fears. I also think that all the cities he is describing actually portray one larger city. All the cities with different names are just smaller parts of the city that is different than the other section. If you think about it, it is like counties or townships in a city. His account of Zenobia highlights the role of human desires in cities. A city is built to

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    Most of my life I thought Detroit was the worst city in Michigan and I thought it couldn’t possibly get much worse, until I watched the documentary ‘Flint Town’. Flint Town is a documentary on Netflix that follows the Flint Police Department and lets the officers and citizens of the community explain their undiscovered struggles and difficulties with decreasing resources, crumbling infrastructure, and of course the violence. Furthermore, they have faced a major water crisis caused by lead in the

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    was in the city of New York. She romantically writes about the city of New York, as a paradise for people in their twenties. New York is a city filled with adventure, and she is thankful for her time that she had spent in the city. Joan Didon was a young, idealistic writer, searching for an audience in the city of New York. She recalls her experience as a struggle, but also a fun time in her life, which helped her find herself, and in the end she found her husband as well. The city is notorious

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