With the Industrial Revolution, How Did the Physical Design of Cities

question 27

Multiple Choice

With the Industrial Revolution, how did the physical design of cities change?

• A) Cities took on a new focus on business.
• B) Winding streets gave way to broad and straight boulevards.
• C) Urban populations became much larger.
• D) All of the above are correct.

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