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CHAPTER ONE 1.0 Introduction Urbanization refers to the increasing movement of people from rural areas to cities. It is a major social process shaping modern societies. Urban areas attract people due to employment opportunities, education, healthcare, and better infrastructure. However, rapid urban growth also creates social challenges that affect relationships, values, and daily life (United…