Preindustrial cities were limited in size by a number of factors.Which of the following was NOT a factor?

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The lack of a sense of community was not a limiting factor for preindustrial cities. In fact, many preindustrial cities had strong community structures and social hierarchies. The other choices were limiting factors, as crowded housing and lack of sanitation led to higher rates of disease and limited food supplies could not sustain large populations. Difficulties in migrating to cities, such as high travel costs and limited job opportunities, also limited the size of preindustrial cities.

Preindustrial Cities Were Limited in Size by a Number of Factors.Which