Which of the Following Made Urban Expansion Possible in Early-Nineteenth-Century

question 134

Multiple Choice

Which of the following made urban expansion possible in early-nineteenth-century America?

• A) Public transit
• B) The power of cities to annex adjacent unincorporated areas
• C) Donations of land to city governments
• D) Removal of the Native Americans

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