Preindustrial cities were limited in size by a number of factors. Which of the following factors was not identified as limiting the size of preindustrial cities?

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While crowded housing conditions and limited food supplies, as well as difficulty in migration to cities, were factors that limited the size of preindustrial cities, the lack of a sense of community was not identified as a limiting factor. In fact, preindustrial cities were characterized by strong community ties and social structures.

Preindustrial Cities Were Limited in Size by a Number of Factors