In the Late Nineteenth Century, the Growth of Cities Brought

In the late nineteenth century, the growth of cities brought

A) the greater availability of resources for government officials to feed and shelter newcomers.
B) a number of social problems such as widespread poverty.
C) "gilded" social and economic lives to average Americans and recent immigrants.
D) prosperity to small farms and increasing crop prices.
E) the decreased influence of lobbyists and businesses in politics.