What do you think the differences are between living in a small town compared to a big city? Are there differences in small town values and big city values?
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Madison Adam
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In a small town, everyone knows everyone else, you see each other at the local grocery stores, ect. There are little things in a big city to value, and big things in a little town to value. There isn't as much crime in a small town, and the community can come together for things like football games, parades, and other festivals.
I think that the main difference between city life and country life would be space. People who live in a city like New York would be more used to smaller apartments and tourists always bustling about, while others would value their quite traditions and peaceful streets.
If you live in a small town you know everyone and what they do. In a big city you may only associate with a handful of people on a dailt basa. In a small town it feels more cozy and old fashioned and can make you feel more loved. In a big city it is easier to feel lost. You will feel as though you are a little fish in a big sea.
In a small town, you know more people and create stronger relationships with people. In a big city, you wouldn't come to know all the people that lived there. You would only know the people in your school or general area. In a small town, you might value these relationships with your neighbors more. In a big city, those relationships won't be as close because there are more people to see.
I think that living in a small town and a big city have their differences. In small town you're more likely to not get out as much and meet the world. You'll have your customs and it will stay that way. You may not hear a lot about everything that goes on outside. In city, you'll feel the rush and stress more because of how crowded it is. There will probably be more news and gossip going around so you'll hear a lot of what's going on in the world.
There are many differences between living in a small town and a big city. In a small town, everyone usually knows everyone and information travels fast. But living in a big city, you might know a few people depending on what your position is in the society. Living in a small town also has fewer occupations than living in a big city. Living in a small town, families have traditional value where what your family believes, you believe. However, living in a big city, you may be more independent and have your own opinions for your values. All in all, big cities and small towns are two very different settings with two very different lifestyles.
There are many differences between living in a small town compared to a big city. In a small town, you tend to know everybody had be friends with everybody that lives in your town. However, when you live in the city, you may know a few people, but you will not know most people. Living in a small town, the values may be different. In a small town, everybody has the same traditions and beliefs while big cities are very diversified and believe many different things and have many different traditions.
The environment of a small town and a big city are very different. A small town is quiet and has more privacy while a big city is loud and busy. Where you want to live depends on the person. Some people value peaceful settings while others would prefer something more exciting like the city.
There are many differences between living in a small town as opposed to a big city. Usually, smaller towns are, by definition, smaller in land and population. This causes some big gaps between the two. Small towns, especially back in the day, are not extremely diverse in population. Big cities have a higher population, resulting in more cultures, races, and ethnicities. Small town values can just be as simple as being kind to one another, while big city values have more dimension.
In a small town everyone would interact differently since they all know each other. People would probably share the same beliefs and there would be a lower amount of jobs available. If you lived in a big city you are less likely to know everyone. In a small town it is more about getting along with others and working with your neighbors. While in a big city everyone would have different beliefs and different career choices; so there would be multiple groups of people working together.
There are many differences between living in a small town compared to living in a big city. One difference is in a small town, you know almost everyone. Although in a big city there are thousands of people and you most likely won't get around to knowing everyone. People value living in a small town because there isn't a lot traffic and noise that travels through the night. People value living in a big city because there are so many more activities to join and be apart of.
In a small town, more people know each other and are friends because there's not a lot of people living there. Also, usually in small towns there are farms and bigger houses. In a big city, you don't know everyone, and you're probably only friends with a few people. Most people live in apartments or small houses, and there aren't many farms, if any. As for values, I think small towns and big cities share the same values.
I think the main differences are that small towns and their communities are more closely knit than big cities. Also the fact that in smaller towns you know a lot more people than you would in a big city.
I think there are a few differences between living in a small town and a big city. There are definitely more people in a big city than a small town. Everyone would probably know each other in a small town compared to a big city too. In a small town, there might be more farms and space, unlike a big city that would be full of tall buildings and crowds. I do not think there would be many differences in small town values and big city values, if any. People still want to live a good life, they just have different ideas of it.
There are differences between living in a small town and in a city. In a small town, people know each other. Gossip and news spread quickly throughout a small town. A big city, however, it is almost impossible to know every single person. There is also a greater chance of dangerous activity to go on in a big city. Values between small towns and cities differ as well. People in small towns tend to value more skills than people in cities. People in cities also value appearance more than people in small towns.
There are very big differences between living in a big city rather than a small town. I know that if I lived in a big city, I would be much different than i am now. In the city you do not ride many places, you walk or ride bike, but here in the small town of Palmyra, I rarely ever walk or bike. People in cities are therefore more active that people in small towns. Also the environment is very different. It is very crowded where ever you go and there is a lot of pollution. In a small town, there is a lot of people, but it is not all crowded into one location. Also, in a small town, it is very common to run into people you know and you know a lot more people than you would if you lived in a city.
Living in a small town vs a big city is a major difference. At times, a small town can be beneficial in being quieter and giving you more of a chance to be free of boundaries and explore for yourself. However, in a small town, the 'prison complex' can sink in, as there can be very little to experience in that town and can lead to the feeling of being trapped or otherwise locked into a cage. A big city however, provides economic opportunities and festivity. Socialization becomes a simple task. But it is not free of its own flaws. It can be very loud and disturbing, with many otherwise angering factors that make the entire experience feel aggravating. Besides, a city does not offer the peace or the freedom of a small town, but it is indeed much less lonely.
When you live in a large city, you don't know or see everyone in the city and you may not know anything about them. In a small town, everyone knows everything about each other. Also, in a small town, community pride and morals are valued whereas in a large city, you aren't necessarily able to do that because of the fact that there is such a large population.
I would say opportunity would be harder to find in a small town versus a big city. A small town would have less opportunities because, obviously, it's a small town. While a city has a vast variety of different opportunities to choose from.
I think that the main differences are in the landscape and how people act. In the city their are many more people and you can almost never be alone except inside your own home. Their are buildings everywhere. This could be somewhat stressful for some people. In a small town their is a much smaller population, and it can be more peaceful. Small towns usually tend to be more conservative but can become corrupt quicker because their are less people. Cities have a higher population so it takes more people to corrupt a city. Their are definitely major differences between city and country life.
In a big city people do not know everyone's business. There is so much movement and commotion that 1 person does not really matter in the general city. In a small town everyone knows everyone. Everyone knows your business so people are more conservative. In a big city the people are not as conservative.
In a small-town setting, familiarity is commonplace and inhabitants are generally more welcoming or kind. Larger cities possess feelings of distance and isolation from everyone else because of the enormous population densities and the occupants may be colder or more apathetic towards each other. Small-town values may be slightly more comprised of selflessness and aiding neighbors while large city ethics could be constituted by some more intense individualism. The contrast between these two settings is quite immense in proportions.
In a small town, you know plenty of people and you know the gossip going around. In a big city, you do not know as many people and things are kept more private. Life is more quiet in a small town, whereas in a city, life is always buzzing.
In a somewhat stereotypical sense, living in a small town often means that everybody knows one another. Also, people are generally friendlier and more hospitable. The citizens of small towns usually do things in a more traditional way and do not accept modern culture very quickly. In contrast, the members of a big city are considered to be rude, unhelpful, and self centered. To live in a big city means to not know many people very well and mind your own business. Finally, people of big cities tend to be on the bleeding edge of modern technology and popular culture.
I think there are many differences between living in a small town compared to a big city. Some being you don't get a sense of community in a big city, nor do you kind of know everyone. Small towns don't have much crime and a big sense of community. Small towns value families more and big city's value more of a working industry.
I do not think that values change in the present day compared to the type of place you live in. It is the people that raise you and live with you that teach you your own values. Values are based on you and the people around you, not what kind of space you live in. If you grow up with no one to teach you, that is a different story. A cozy small town would take you in and nurture you. A big city would confuse you and possibly lead you down a wrong path. In a small town, everybody knows everybody. You feel welcome, and it is such a warm, friendly environment. In a city, it is cold and big. You could get lost in the crowds of people that inhabit a city. The setting is different, but the way you acquire and form your values are definitely the same.
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In a small town, everyone knows everyone else, you see each other at the local grocery stores, ect. There are little things in a big city to value, and big things in a little town to value. There isn't as much crime in a small town, and the community can come together for things like football games, parades, and other festivals.
I think that the main difference between city life and country life would be space. People who live in a city like New York would be more used to smaller apartments and tourists always bustling about, while others would value their quite traditions and peaceful streets.
If you live in a small town you know everyone and what they do. In a big city you may only associate with a handful of people on a dailt basa. In a small town it feels more cozy and old fashioned and can make you feel more loved. In a big city it is easier to feel lost. You will feel as though you are a little fish in a big sea.
In a small town, you know more people and create stronger relationships with people. In a big city, you wouldn't come to know all the people that lived there. You would only know the people in your school or general area. In a small town, you might value these relationships with your neighbors more. In a big city, those relationships won't be as close because there are more people to see.
I think that living in a small town and a big city have their differences. In small town you're more likely to not get out as much and meet the world. You'll have your customs and it will stay that way. You may not hear a lot about everything that goes on outside. In city, you'll feel the rush and stress more because of how crowded it is. There will probably be more news and gossip going around so you'll hear a lot of what's going on in the world.
There are many differences between living in a small town and a big city. In a small town, everyone usually knows everyone and information travels fast. But living in a big city, you might know a few people depending on what your position is in the society. Living in a small town also has fewer occupations than living in a big city. Living in a small town, families have traditional value where what your family believes, you believe. However, living in a big city, you may be more independent and have your own opinions for your values. All in all, big cities and small towns are two very different settings with two very different lifestyles.
There are many differences between living in a small town compared to a big city. In a small town, you tend to know everybody had be friends with everybody that lives in your town. However, when you live in the city, you may know a few people, but you will not know most people. Living in a small town, the values may be different. In a small town, everybody has the same traditions and beliefs while big cities are very diversified and believe many different things and have many different traditions.
The environment of a small town and a big city are very different. A small town is quiet and has more privacy while a big city is loud and busy. Where you want to live depends on the person. Some people value peaceful settings while others would prefer something more exciting like the city.
There are many differences between living in a small town as opposed to a big city. Usually, smaller towns are, by definition, smaller in land and population. This causes some big gaps between the two. Small towns, especially back in the day, are not extremely diverse in population. Big cities have a higher population, resulting in more cultures, races, and ethnicities. Small town values can just be as simple as being kind to one another, while big city values have more dimension.
In a small town everyone would interact differently since they all know each other. People would probably share the same beliefs and there would be a lower amount of jobs available. If you lived in a big city you are less likely to know everyone. In a small town it is more about getting along with others and working with your neighbors. While in a big city everyone would have different beliefs and different career choices; so there would be multiple groups of people working together.
There are many differences between living in a small town compared to living in a big city. One difference is in a small town, you know almost everyone. Although in a big city there are thousands of people and you most likely won't get around to knowing everyone. People value living in a small town because there isn't a lot traffic and noise that travels through the night. People value living in a big city because there are so many more activities to join and be apart of.
In a small town, more people know each other and are friends because there's not a lot of people living there. Also, usually in small towns there are farms and bigger houses. In a big city, you don't know everyone, and you're probably only friends with a few people. Most people live in apartments or small houses, and there aren't many farms, if any. As for values, I think small towns and big cities share the same values.
I think the main differences are that small towns and their communities are more closely knit than big cities. Also the fact that in smaller towns you know a lot more people than you would in a big city.
I think there are a few differences between living in a small town and a big city. There are definitely more people in a big city than a small town. Everyone would probably know each other in a small town compared to a big city too. In a small town, there might be more farms and space, unlike a big city that would be full of tall buildings and crowds. I do not think there would be many differences in small town values and big city values, if any. People still want to live a good life, they just have different ideas of it.
There are differences between living in a small town and in a city. In a small town, people know each other. Gossip and news spread quickly throughout a small town. A big city, however, it is almost impossible to know every single person. There is also a greater chance of dangerous activity to go on in a big city. Values between small towns and cities differ as well. People in small towns tend to value more skills than people in cities. People in cities also value appearance more than people in small towns.
There are very big differences between living in a big city rather than a small town. I know that if I lived in a big city, I would be much different than i am now. In the city you do not ride many places, you walk or ride bike, but here in the small town of Palmyra, I rarely ever walk or bike. People in cities are therefore more active that people in small towns. Also the environment is very different. It is very crowded where ever you go and there is a lot of pollution. In a small town, there is a lot of people, but it is not all crowded into one location. Also, in a small town, it is very common to run into people you know and you know a lot more people than you would if you lived in a city.
Living in a small town vs a big city is a major difference. At times, a small town can be beneficial in being quieter and giving you more of a chance to be free of boundaries and explore for yourself. However, in a small town, the 'prison complex' can sink in, as there can be very little to experience in that town and can lead to the feeling of being trapped or otherwise locked into a cage. A big city however, provides economic opportunities and festivity. Socialization becomes a simple task. But it is not free of its own flaws. It can be very loud and disturbing, with many otherwise angering factors that make the entire experience feel aggravating. Besides, a city does not offer the peace or the freedom of a small town, but it is indeed much less lonely.
When you live in a large city, you don't know or see everyone in the city and you may not know anything about them. In a small town, everyone knows everything about each other. Also, in a small town, community pride and morals are valued whereas in a large city, you aren't necessarily able to do that because of the fact that there is such a large population.
I would say opportunity would be harder to find in a small town versus a big city. A small town would have less opportunities because, obviously, it's a small town. While a city has a vast variety of different opportunities to choose from.
I think that the main differences are in the landscape and how people act. In the city their are many more people and you can almost never be alone except inside your own home. Their are buildings everywhere. This could be somewhat stressful for some people. In a small town their is a much smaller population, and it can be more peaceful. Small towns usually tend to be more conservative but can become corrupt quicker because their are less people. Cities have a higher population so it takes more people to corrupt a city. Their are definitely major differences between city and country life.
In a big city people do not know everyone's business. There is so much movement and commotion that 1 person does not really matter in the general city. In a small town everyone knows everyone. Everyone knows your business so people are more conservative. In a big city the people are not as conservative.
In a small-town setting, familiarity is commonplace and inhabitants are generally more welcoming or kind. Larger cities possess feelings of distance and isolation from everyone else because of the enormous population densities and the occupants may be colder or more apathetic towards each other. Small-town values may be slightly more comprised of selflessness and aiding neighbors while large city ethics could be constituted by some more intense individualism. The contrast between these two settings is quite immense in proportions.
In a small town, you know plenty of people and you know the gossip going around. In a big city, you do not know as many people and things are kept more private. Life is more quiet in a small town, whereas in a city, life is always buzzing.
In a somewhat stereotypical sense, living in a small town often means that everybody knows one another. Also, people are generally friendlier and more hospitable. The citizens of small towns usually do things in a more traditional way and do not accept modern culture very quickly. In contrast, the members of a big city are considered to be rude, unhelpful, and self centered. To live in a big city means to not know many people very well and mind your own business. Finally, people of big cities tend to be on the bleeding edge of modern technology and popular culture.
I think there are many differences between living in a small town compared to a big city. Some being you don't get a sense of community in a big city, nor do you kind of know everyone. Small towns don't have much crime and a big sense of community. Small towns value families more and big city's value more of a working industry.
I do not think that values change in the present day compared to the type of place you live in. It is the people that raise you and live with you that teach you your own values. Values are based on you and the people around you, not what kind of space you live in. If you grow up with no one to teach you, that is a different story. A cozy small town would take you in and nurture you. A big city would confuse you and possibly lead you down a wrong path. In a small town, everybody knows everybody. You feel welcome, and it is such a warm, friendly environment. In a city, it is cold and big. You could get lost in the crowds of people that inhabit a city. The setting is different, but the way you acquire and form your values are definitely the same.
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