True: External forces refer to influences originating from outside a specific community, impacting its development, characteristics, and dynamics., Technological changes, such as the adoption of Work From Home practices, can alter job markets within a community., Environmental factors like climate change, pollution, or natural disasters are external forces that can shape a community's environment., Political changes, like alterations in national laws and regulations (e.g., Crossrail or Brexit), can directly impact communities., Demographic shifts, involving population movements like immigration, are considered external forces affecting communities., Cultural and social changes, including media influences and global cultural movements, can alter the sense of place within a community., Public health crises, such as the Covid-19 pandemic, can have a significant impact on communities and behavioral patterns., Infrastructure investments, including regional developments and increasing connectivity, are external forces influencing community development., False: External forces only preserve continuity within a community and cannot lead to rapid change., Technological changes, such as the rise of the service economy, have no impact on job markets within a community., Environmental factors, like climate change, have no significant impact on a community's challenges and opportunities., Political changes, such as alterations in national laws and regulations, do not have a direct impact on communities., Demographic shifts, involving population movements like in-migration, have no bearing on a community's dynamics., Cultural and social changes cannot alter the sense of place within a community according to the concept of external forces., Public health crises, such as the Covid-19 pandemic, have no impact on communities or behavioral patterns., Infrastructure investments, including regional developments, are not considered external forces influencing community characteristics.,

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