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A middle-class family with two children in Canada is MOST LIKELY to settle

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soldi70 [24.7K]2 years ago

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A middle-class family with two children in Canada is most likely to settle: B. in a suburban area.

<h3>What is a settlement?</h3>

A settlement can be defined as any region or area where a community is established or started, so as to accommodate a group of people such as a family.

<h3>The types of settlement.</h3>

Generally, there are different types of settlement and these include the following:

Urban settlement.

Rural settlement.

Suburban settlement.

In this scenario, a middle-class family that has two (2) children in Canada is most likely to settle in a suburban area because the standard of living is relatively good and affordable when compared with other types of settlement.

Read more on settlement here: brainly.com/question/16894587

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