Suburbanisation

What is the process of outward expansion from a city called?

• Urbanisation

• Suburbanisation

• Industrialisation

• Globalisation

What conditions often lead to suburbanisation?

• Declining population and limited land

• Growing population, a strong economy, and available land

• Lack of government intervention

• ack of government intervention
  d) Urban overcrowding without land development

What was one key benefit of suburbanisation for residents?

• Availability of open space and less traffic

• Increased public transportation

• Reduced car dependency

• Decreased home building costs

What is a disadvantage of suburbanisation for suburbs?

• Reduced demand for infrastructure

• Overcrowded city centers

• Increased costs to build and maintain utilities

• Decline in car ownership

What is one goal of smart growth initiatives?

• Expand car reliance

• Promote segregation

• Encourage mixed-use developments and walkability

• Decrease urban population density