The surprisingly rapid growth of English cities led to

a. famine in the countryside

b. the creation of the automobile

c. deplorable conditions for the poor

d. the forced deportation of many non-indigenous peoples

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Joanna Crane

14 August, 08:17

The surprisingly rapid growth of English cities led to

a. famine in the countryside

b. the creation of the automobile

c. deplorable conditions for the poor

d. the forced deportation of many non-indigenous peoples

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Eden · Answer 1

Generally speaking, the surprisingly rapid growth of English cities led to " c. deplorable conditions for the poor," since living spaces became incredibly cramped and filthy.

The surprisingly rapid growth of English cities led toa. famine in the countrysideb. the creation of the automobilec. deplorable conditions for the poord. the forced deportation of many non-indigenous peoples

The surprisingly rapid growth of English cities led to

a. famine in the countryside

b. the creation of the automobile

c. deplorable conditions for the poor

d. the forced deportation of many non-indigenous peoples