Read about housing in a country assigned to you by your teacher (find at least 2 sources). Britannica has information about many different countries. There are many places to find information, but please make sure it is a reliable source and not just an opinion piece. Be sure to write down where you got your information. My country is puerto rico

Write a paragraph in English to compare/ contrast housing in your assigned country vs where you live. Be sure to include at least 4 facts about housing in your assigned country.

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In Puerto Rico, the majority of the population (93.6%) lives in urban areas like cities and suburbs. This is similar to America, where populations are very dense in the large cities. However, Puerto Rico didn't always have these cities. They started off as an agricultural country, with most of their income coming from trading in their port cities. These big trading cities grew the fastest, with huge increases in population and urbanization, while everywhere else, especially in mountainous regions, there wasn't as much demand for housing, so they stayed rural, living in small farmhouses, while the big cities grew into a wealthy area, with a high population, and multistory apartment buildings to accommodate, just like our cities. Puerto Ricans faced a recession in 2006 leading to mass immigration to the U.S. This lower quality of life brought down the quality of the housing too, and we see the same things in America where large factories and apartment buildings can become abandoned. Over all, Puerto Rico is very similar to America when it comes to housing.

Sources: britannica.com/place/Puerto-Rico, www.hud.gov (the U.S. housing department's website, because Puerto Rico is sort of part of the U.S.)  

Explanation:

I just read the information on britannica.com.

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