Which of the Following Is Not Characteristic of Nineteenth-Century Cities

question 40

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is not characteristic of nineteenth-century cities in industrial nations?

• A) Railroads with regular schedules brought food and commuters into the cities to work.
• B) Police and fire departments were created.
• C) Poverty almost completely disappeared.
• D) City planning was used.
• E) Sanitation improved and death rates decreased.

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Definitions:

Saturation Level

Saturation level refers to the maximum extent to which something can be absorbed or filled, commonly used in contexts like color intensity in images or the concentration of a solution.

Brightness Contrast

The effect of surrounding brightness levels on the perception of the brightness of an object, where the same object may appear different under different lighting conditions.

Lightness Constancy

The ability to perceive the color (or lightness) of an object as constant under varying lighting conditions.

Brightest

Having the most light or luminosity; often used metaphorically to describe highly intelligent or clever individuals.