Question

A scientific distinction between rural and urban community can be made on the basis of?

Answer 1

The first thing that strikes me is that rural areas seem to be slanted toward production and urban areas slanted toward consumption: meth labs in rural area, makeshift distilleries in the Appelachian hills, pot farms in the forests etc. Its much harder to hide a meth lab in cities...the smell, fumes, increased law enforcement, lack of privacy etc. Also there is less opportunity for employment in rural areas...that's why poor farmers in Afghanistan grow poppies and marijuana. In many cases a whole rural community is involved in the production of these drugs and it becomes normalized.

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

Distinction between rural and urban community.

Meaning :

Urban community : Urban refers to a community with a large population and built-environment characteristics.

Rural community : Rural refers to a location that is on the outskirts.

Includes :

Urban community :Towns and cities.

Rural community : Hamlets and villages.

Life :

Urban community : Fast and complicated.

Rural community : Simple and relaxed.

Environment :      

Urban community : More seclusion from the outdoors.

Rural community : Direct contact with nature.

Associated with :

Urban community : Non-agricultural work, i.e. trade, commerce or provision of services.

Rural community : Agriculture and livestock.

Population size :

Urban community : Densely populated

Rural community : Sparsely populated

Development :

Urban community: Planned settlement may be found in urban regions that have undergone the industrialization and modernization processes.

Rural community: Based on the local flora and fauna's natural availability, it was formed at random.

Social mobility :

Urban community : Highly intensive

Rural community : Less intensive

Division of labor :

Urban community : Always present at the time of job allotment.

Rural community :No such division.    

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