During Industrialization,many Mistakes Were Made by Building Without Considering the Effects

question 35

Multiple Choice

During industrialization,many mistakes were made by building without considering the effects on nature.Which of the following is NOT one of them?

• A) Homes were built closer to streams, cliffs, and barrier islands.
• B) People accepted the risk, believing it wouldn't happen to them.
• C) Levees were built to hold back rivers, allowing people to live in the natural high-flood zones.
• D) Towns were built on higher terraces for protection.
• E) Development near active volcanoes and earthquake faults.

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