As middle- and upper-class urbanites moved to new areas of their cities in the late nineteenth century,poor city dwellers

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As middle- and upper-class urbanites moved to new areas, poor city dwellers became socially segregated from the wealthy. They were left in deteriorating inner-city neighborhoods with inadequate housing, sanitation, and job opportunities. Their living conditions remained poor, and they were excluded from the social and economic benefits of the more affluent areas of the city.

As Middle- and Upper-Class Urbanites Moved to New Areas of Their