They're most likely referring to urban sprawl, which is usually associated with rapid, less thoughtfully planned development.
It's usually thought of in a negative light, because the neighborhoods that develop lack the amenities, infrastructure, and/or identity of traditional neighborhoods. And because they're on the edges of cities, everyone usually relies on cars, which leads to traffic jams, pollution, and a lack of sense of community.
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extent to which technological and economic changes shaped United States society in the period from 1980 to the present
The extremist Islamic groups mentioned as well as others, have different motives that drive them to act the way they do. There is in fact a common one: religion. Islamic groups follow the ideas presented on the Quran and have Allah as their one and only God.
Islamic extremist groups are known to call themselves "holy warriors" and they seek B. creating a government based on religion. Of course, each groups has its own ideology and its own motive, but religion is the one motive that extremist Islamic groups share.
Orthodox Christianity is the main religion in Russia<span> today. The </span>Russian<span> title “Czar” comes from the Roman and </span>Byzantine<span> term “Caesar.” The curved domes of </span>Russian<span> architecture were influenced by </span>Byzantine<span> designs. </span>Russia's<span> Cyrillic alphabet was created by the Orthodox missionaries from the </span>Byzantine Empire<span>.
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