Gridiron cities
A) no longer exist.
B) represent exceptions in the United States.
C) were typically built after the Industrial Revolution.
D) are influenced by political rather than economic factors.

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Gridiron cities, characterized by their grid-like street patterns, were typically built after the Industrial Revolution as part of urban planning efforts to accommodate growing populations and facilitate transportation and commerce.

Gridiron Cities