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The concentration of the population in cities is referred to as urbanization.
It contrasts to rural populations which live outside cities in villages. Before the industrial revolution, most of the world's population lived in rural areas, close to farm land which was their primary source of sustenance.
With the industrial revolution and the introduction of mass manufacturing numerous new sectors and professional jobs were created including accountancy, technicians, teachers etc.
This gave rise to small towns emerging into larger cities having a very different social structure to that found in villages.
With time, more and more people moved to cities, which is known as the urbanization of a population.
Meroe<span> was a wealthy metropolis of the ancient kingdom of Kush in what is today the Republic of Sudan. The </span>city<span> was located at the crossroads of major trade routes and it flourished from 800 BCE to 350 CE. As no one yet has been able to decipher the Meroitic </span>script<span>, very little can be said for certain on how Meroe grew to become the wonderous city written about by </span>Herodotus<span>in circa 430 BCE, but it is known that the city was so famous for its wealth in ancient times that the Persian King Cambyses mounted an expedition to capture it </span>
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