Now compare European cities to American cities lol. Much more pedestrian and bike friendly, more public transport, less need for cars etc.

While most European cities were built at a human scale, and the opposite for American cities, it's important to recognize pockets of urbanism in America (NYC, Chicago, Philadelphia, D.C, SF, etc.) America and urbanist cities aren't mutually exclusive.

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Course: World History Project - Origins to the Present > Unit 3

Lesson 1: Era 3 Overview | 3.0

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Era 3 was a period of great change and innovation. In many places, the development of farming contributed to new types of communities and long-distance networks. But we don't entirely understand how (or even where and when) these changes happened. We can begin to explore these transformations through two pieces of evidence: a case study of Tapajos in the Amazon rainforest, and data on the emergence of cities around the world.

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Now compare European cities to American cities lol.
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