In the later nineteenth century, poor neighborhoods in fast-growing cities such as London, New York and Chicago

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In the later nineteenth century, poor neighborhoods in rapidly expanding cities like London, New York, and Chicago often remained squalid despite the overall economic growth. These areas did not see significant improvements in living conditions and continued to struggle with issues related to poverty and overcrowding. Gentrification, widespread safety improvements, significant wealth distribution, and low immigrant populations were not characteristic of these neighborhoods during this period.

In the Later Nineteenth Century, Poor Neighborhoods in Fast-Growing Cities