Planned urban communities of the 19^th century mostly lacked both the economic and social diversity to keep them viable.

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Planned urban communities of the 19th and early 20th century were often designed to serve a particular demographic group, such as wealthy individuals or industrial workers. As a result, they lacked the diversity needed to sustain economic and social activity over time.

Planned Urban Communities of the 19th Century Mostly Lacked Both

Planned Urban Communities of the 19^th Century Mostly Lacked Both