| A | B |
|---|
| rural | areas surrounded by forests or farms |
| suburb | a community near a city |
| urban | a city and all the communities around it make up this kind of an area |
| post office | most villages and towns have one of these |
| logging | communites near forests may be these kind of communities |
| size | this is one important way communities may be different |
| basic needs | cities are like small communities because the people have the same ------- |
| cities | people who live in suburbs often work in ------- |
| in-between community | another name for a suburb |
| goods | unlike rural areas, urban areas have many -------- |
| neighborhoods | large communities have more of these than small rural communities |
| city | small towns most likely get their goods from a nearby ------ |
| far apart | communities in rural areas are often -------- |
| farming | what kind of community does an urban community most rely on for food |
| village | the smallest community |
| land | the most important natural resource for a farm |
| the Anasazi | the group of people that lived long ago in a desert community |
| urban | the area most Americans live in ----- |
| resources | the biggest difference among rural communities |
| more land around them | how are houses in a suburb different from houses in a city |
| sequencing | one way to put things in order |
