Which Is True of Young People Who, in the Nineteenth

Which is true of young people who, in the nineteenth century, made the transition from the farm to the city?

A) For the first time in their lives, they came under the scrutiny and surveillance of neighbors.
B) The move allowed them to free themselves of the anxieties they felt in the country; they were happier and calmer.
C) They no longer felt any need to follow rules of etiquette. They were free to express themselves as individuals.
D) They tried to follow the maxim "Mind your own business."