The size of preindustrial cities was restricted by all but which of the following?
A) threats from neighboring cities
B) the absence of modern medicine and sanitation
C) the lack of sidewalks and streets
D) poor transportation

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The size of preindustrial cities was primarily limited by factors such as threats from neighboring cities, the absence of modern medicine and sanitation, and poor transportation, which affected the movement of goods and people. The lack of sidewalks and streets was not a significant factor restricting the size of these cities, as even ancient cities had some form of pathways and roads to facilitate movement within them.

The Size of Preindustrial Cities Was Restricted by All but Which