The Migration from the Countryside During the Nineteenth Century Produced

question 42

Multiple Choice

The migration from the countryside during the nineteenth century produced a situation in which ________.

• A)the physical resources of cities were stretched beyond capacity
• B)the physical resources of cities were able to be ratcheted up to meet capacity
• C)crime rates were unaffected
• D)diseases were kept at bay

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