In fact, many of the changes that have occurred since the Enlightenment, such as the emancipation of women, urbanization, and (by and large) the end of racial and religious discrimination, ought to cumulate and reinforce the natural inventiveness of free people.
True urbanization followed these developments.
He encouraged urbanization and planted several colonies, for example, at Camulodunum and at Colonia Agrippinensis (modern Cologne) in Germany in 51.
The rapid growth of the gold-mining industry intensified processes started by the diamond boom: immigration, urbanization, capital investment, and labour migrancy.
By 1859 the increasing urbanization of London caused the gardens to be closed and the site built over.
Those who criticize Frost's detachment from the "modern" emphasize the undeniable absence in his poems of meaningful references to the modern realities of industrialization, urbanization, and the concentration of wealth, or to such familiar items as radios, motion pictures, automobiles, factories, or skyscrapers.
The worldwide spread of HIV-1 was likely facilitated by several factors, including increasing urbanization and long-distance travel in Africa, international travel, changing sexual mores, and intravenous drug use.
This society was undergoing rapid change because of the growth of science and technology, industrialization, urbanization, and the fundamental questioning of received religious dogmas.
Fundamental changes in the distribution of Armenia's population have been caused by the urbanization resulting from economic growth, particularly from the country's industrialization.
Members of this new class ranged from solid Catalan manufacturers demanding protective tariffs to safeguard their gains to daring speculators such as José, marqués de Salamanca, a railway financier who took an active part in political life and the urbanization of Madrid.
