If anything highlights the political imbalance in this county, this map does. And the suggestion that each missive urban area be made a state to itself is a bit shocking. But, would it solve the problems of such massive disengagement in our country?
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If true, then, historically, Chicago is certainly an exception...You don't need a "drive" to get lots of people into cities. It is a by-product of economic development over time.
If true, then, historically, Chicago is certainly an exception...You don't need a "drive" to get lots of people into cities. It is a by-product of economic development over time.
How so?If true, then, historically, Chicago is certainly an exception...You don't need a "drive" to get lots of people into cities. It is a by-product of economic development over time.
Just the opposite.
How so?If true, then, historically, Chicago is certainly an exception...You don't need a "drive" to get lots of people into cities. It is a by-product of economic development over time.
Just the opposite.
How so?If true, then, historically, Chicago is certainly an exception...You don't need a "drive" to get lots of people into cities. It is a by-product of economic development over time.
Just the opposite.
Chicago was at first just a small outpost on the western frontier and grew into the 2nd largest city in the country remarkably fast. This had to do with the growth of trade, the expansion of the country, and improvements in transportation and other technology; not a "program."
How so?If true, then, historically, Chicago is certainly an exception...You don't need a "drive" to get lots of people into cities. It is a by-product of economic development over time.
Just the opposite.
Chicago was at first just a small outpost on the western frontier and grew into the 2nd largest city in the country remarkably fast. This had to do with the growth of trade, the expansion of the country, and improvements in transportation and other technology; not a "program."
More than anything else, Chicago grew due to the massive feedlots making it the center of beef production in the USA.
You are quite correct in observing this to be the case, historically, as these large population centers developed.You don't need a "drive" to get lots of people into cities. It is a by-product of economic development over time.
If anything highlights the political imbalance in this county, this map does. And the suggestion that each missive urban area be made a state to itself is a bit shocking. But, would it solve the problems of such massive disengagement in our country?
If anything highlights the political imbalance in this county, this map does. And the suggestion that each missive urban area be made a state to itself is a bit shocking. But, would it solve the problems of such massive disengagement in our country?
People live in cities.....empty land does not vote
True, but all that empty land still gets two Senators and two extra votes in the EC.People live in cities.....empty land does not vote
Thanks for a totally inane post
If anything highlights the political imbalance in this county, this map does. And the suggestion that each missive urban area be made a state to itself is a bit shocking. But, would it solve the problems of such massive disengagement in our country?
People live in cities.....empty land does not vote
States where the food we eat grows are just as important (at least) as those where the criminals we incarnate grow.
True, but all that empty land still gets two Senators and two extra votes in the EC.People live in cities.....empty land does not vote
Thanks for a totally inane post
If anything highlights the political imbalance in this county, this map does. And the suggestion that each missive urban area be made a state to itself is a bit shocking. But, would it solve the problems of such massive disengagement in our country?
People live in cities.....empty land does not vote
States where the food we eat grows are just as important (at least) as those where the criminals we incarnate grow.
In the Chicago Metropolitan Area... ( Chicago metropolitan area - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia ) ...
If anything highlights the political imbalance in this county, this map does. And the suggestion that each missive urban area be made a state to itself is a bit shocking. But, would it solve the problems of such massive disengagement in our country?
People live in cities.....empty land does not vote