How does life in a rural village typically differ from life in an urban setting

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BabaBlast [244]3 years ago

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It can differ in a lot of ways. Life in urban areas are much more densely populated and fast. People rush to work, stress about being late, have very little time to reflect and relax during the workdays. There is more crime since there are more people and the air is usually much more polluted than in rural areas. People in the rural areas usually live a lot more relaxed life.

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