Which Was Not a Principle of Nineteenth-Century Rational City Planning

question 30

Multiple Choice

Which was not a principle of nineteenth-century rational city planning?

• A)Wide, straight avenues
• B)Elegant buildings
• C)Public monuments
• D)Integration of various social classes
• E)Provision for public services

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