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What Was the Most Pressing Problem Facing Industrialized Cities in the 19th

Question 13

Question 13

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What was the most pressing problem facing industrialized cities in the 19th century?


A) state sponsored education
B) better roads
C) housing shortage
D) sanitation
E) greater food supply

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