By the End of the Twentieth Century,central Cities

question 86

Multiple Choice

By the end of the twentieth century,central cities

• A)had been transformed into primarily financial,administrative and entertainment centers.
• B)served as residential areas primarily for upper- and middle-income people.
• C)had solved the problems associated with affordable housing.
• D)continued to be the most important centers for retail shopping.
• E)had solved the problem of air pollution.

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