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The history of urban planning A Similarly, in the first millennium BCE, the ancient Greeks were laying out their cities in an organized and regular manner. Alexandria and Miletus are two of the most famous examples of this urban planning. These cities also provided their inhabitants with public facilities such as market places and fresh water supplies. B Islamic cities too provided their citizens with public facilities. They are further credited with developing a totally new idea of urban planning known as zoning. This is a system where different areas of a city are assigned different functions, such as religious, administrative, or commercial. The idea of zoning spread to many parts of Europe. C There is evidence of deliberate planning as far back as the third millennium BCE in the Indus Valley. In the city of Harappa, now in modern Pakistan, there were water tanks and a system of urban sanitation, and the streets were paved and laid out in a regular grid. D Urban planning is not a recent invention. People have designed their settlements from the earliest times. Despite differences based on geography, culture, and the needs of the population, the various planners had many things in common, as this essay will describe. B. Answer the following questions. 1. Name two public facilities provided in Harappa. 2. What was the difference of Islamic cities' city design from the others'?

          The history of urban planning

A Similarly, in the first millennium BCE, the ancient Greeks were laying out their cities in an organized and regular manner. Alexandria and Miletus are two of the most famous examples of this urban planning. These cities also provided their inhabitants with public facilities such as market places and fresh water supplies.

B Islamic cities too provided their citizens with public facilities. They are further credited with developing a totally new idea of urban planning known as zoning. This is a system where different areas of a city are assigned different functions, such as religious, administrative, or commercial. The idea of zoning spread to many parts of Europe.

C There is evidence of deliberate planning as far back as the third millennium BCE in the Indus Valley. In the city of Harappa, now in modern Pakistan, there were water tanks and a system of urban sanitation, and the streets were paved and laid out in a regular grid.

D Urban planning is not a recent invention. People have designed their settlements from the earliest times. Despite differences based on geography, culture, and the needs of the population, the various planners had many things in common, as this essay will describe.

B. Answer the following questions.
1. Name two public facilities provided in Harappa.
2. What was the difference of Islamic cities' city design from the others'?

The history of urban planning

A Similarly, in the first millennium BCE, the ancient Greeks were laying out their cities in an organized and regular manner. Alexandria and Miletus are two of the most famous examples of this urban planning. These cities also provided their inhabitants with public facilities such as market places and fresh water supplies.

B Islamic cities too provided their citizens with public facilities. They are further credited with developing a totally new idea of urban planning known as zoning. This is a system where different areas of a city are assigned different functions, such as religious, administrative, or commercial. The idea of zoning spread to many parts of Europe.

C There is evidence of deliberate planning as far back as the third millennium BCE in the Indus Valley. In the city of Harappa, now in modern Pakistan, there were water tanks and a system of urban sanitation, and the streets were paved and laid out in a regular grid.

D Urban planning is not a recent invention. People have designed their settlements from the earliest times. Despite differences based on geography, culture, and the needs of the population, the various planners had many things in common, as this essay will describe.

B. Answer the following questions.
1. Name two public facilities provided in Harappa.
2. What was the difference of Islamic cities' city design from the others'?

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