During world war II, at least in America, it was African Americans who experience changes most like the changes experienced by women, because there was far more demand for them in the labor force.
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Vocabulary
First, it's important to remember the definitions of key terms within this question and my explanation.
- Urbanization - Urbanization is the trend of people moving from rural areas to urban cities. This means that urban cities increase in population, size, and frequency.
- Megacity - Megacities are cities that are examples of urbanization because they are extremely large cities with at least 10 million people.
- Syncretism - Syncretism occurs when people blend their cultures together to create a new culture, language, and/or religion.
Effects of Urbanization
Megacities have only grown in size because of urbanization. This means that more people with new ideas have entered the city. So, this has created new informational hubs. With a population of that size and new people through urbanization, people are able to work with others from different backgrounds which helps create new solutions.
Additionally, megacities are usually also melting pots of different cultures. As urbanization continues, these cultures diffuse further. this means that syncretism can occur. This means that people are exposed to new cultures that can change their views on the world.
Finally, it's important to remember that not all effects of urbanization are positive. Another effect of urbanization, especially in megacities, is pollution. With that many people living in a city, trash and energy consumption are extremely high. This level of pollution can decrease the air quality making it hard to breathe.
There are various similarities and differences observed in the methods used by Cavour and Bismarck to bring about the unification of Italy and Germany. A similarity is observed when both leaders: applied the use of diplomacy and military action to attain their countries unification; Both leaders further used a political tactic known as<em> realpolitik</em> which was characterized by the employment of unethical and dishonest diplomatic means to attain unification in Italy and Germany. However, they differed on what tactic to use in their unification process. Bismark opted for direct engagement in the war while Cavour preferred diplomacy to manipulate other nations in the military activities.
