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kvasek [131]
4 years ago
11

What is a rise in a society's population that is concentrated primarily in major cities

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1 answer:
muminat4 years ago
4 0

A rise in society's population that is concentrated primarily in major cities is known as Urbanization.

Urbanization may occur both from the population shift from rural to urban residency as well as by population growth within the cities and can be understood as the the gradual increase in the proportion of people living in urban areas as opposed to rural areas.

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