Rural-urban migration: People move from rural areas to urban areas in search of better job opportunities, improved living standards, and access to amenities.
Industrialization: The growth of industries in urban areas creates job opportunities, attracting people from rural areas.
Technological advancements: Urban areas often offer better access to technology, healthcare, and educational facilities.
Social factors: Urban areas may provide a more diverse and dynamic social environment, attracting individuals seeking cultural experiences and interactions.
Key terms to study include rural-urban migration, infrastructure development, urban planning, sustainable cities, and urban sprawl.
Be sure to consider the historical and contemporary factors that have contributed to urbanization, as well as the potential solutions for addressing its challenges.
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