In the Late-Nineteenth Century,many Social Theorists Thought That the Rapid

question 23

Multiple Choice

In the late-nineteenth century,many social theorists thought that the rapid growth of cities would breed crime.However,in some places,the only crimes that increased were crimes against

• A)the monarchy.
• B)property.
• C)the poor.
• D)centers of learning.
• E)minorities.

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