What are characteristics of the city? Explain in points and in easy language....it’s from chapter work,life and leisure class 10 cbse history
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1. the had been humandevelopment has been done on the river banks such as Ur , nipur and Mohenjo-daro
2.for the city to develop it should have to support the non future producer by increasing the food supplies
3. they were often the centre of Administration region religious activities Institutions extra and they also supported various groups like artisians . priests etc
2.for the city to develop it should have to support the non future producer by increasing the food supplies
3. they were often the centre of Administration region religious activities Institutions extra and they also supported various groups like artisians . priests etc
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1. As a rule, in the same country and at the same period, the size of an urban community is much larger than that of a rural community. In other words, urbanity and size of a community are positively correlated.
2.Density of population in urban areas is greater than in rural communities. Urbanity and density are positively correlated.
3.So far as urban community is concerned, greater importance is attached to the individual than to the family. Nuclear families are more popular in urban areas.
4. the urban areas, the major occupations are industrial, administrative and professional in nature. Divisions of labour and occupational specialization are very much common in towns/cities/metropolises.
5.Social distance is the result of anonymity and heterogeneity. Most of one’s routine social contacts in a town or city are impersonal and segmentary in character. In the urban community social responses are incomplete and halfhearted. There is utter lack of personal involvement in the affairs of others.
2.Density of population in urban areas is greater than in rural communities. Urbanity and density are positively correlated.
3.So far as urban community is concerned, greater importance is attached to the individual than to the family. Nuclear families are more popular in urban areas.
4. the urban areas, the major occupations are industrial, administrative and professional in nature. Divisions of labour and occupational specialization are very much common in towns/cities/metropolises.
5.Social distance is the result of anonymity and heterogeneity. Most of one’s routine social contacts in a town or city are impersonal and segmentary in character. In the urban community social responses are incomplete and halfhearted. There is utter lack of personal involvement in the affairs of others.
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