According to human ecology as seen in the Burgess Growth Hypothesis the internal structure of the city evolved as a consequence of __________.

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The Burgess Growth Hypothesis in human ecology suggests that competition for prime space was the driving force behind the internal structure of cities. This competition was driven by economic factors such as the desire for prime commercial locations or desirable residential neighborhoods. Governmental planning, religious divisions, and political divisions were not the primary factors shaping the growth and structure of cities in this hypothesis.

According to Human Ecology as Seen in the Burgess Growth