As Cities Grew Throughout Europe in the Nineteenth Century,what Was

question 11

Multiple Choice

As cities grew throughout Europe in the nineteenth century,what was one sign that towns were taking pride in their development?

• A)Townspeople developed their own localized languages,which were mostly incomprehensible to visitors.
• B)Citizens increasingly rejected industrialization,preferring to showcase their skills through handmade goods.
• C)Every town had multiple sports teams which represented the best of the population.
• D)They published guides for visitors and directories listing the names of shops.
• E)They refused to let in visitors,claiming self-sufficiency.

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