Baron Haussmann's new Paris was a city with wide avenues designed to do all of the following except:

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Baron Haussmann's renovations of Paris in the mid-19th century focused on modernizing the city with wide avenues, improved sanitation, and better traffic flow, rather than preserving its medieval structures. This urban renewal project was aimed at stimulating the economy, improving urban mobility, and enhancing the government's ability to control civil unrest, but it often came at the expense of the city's historical and medieval architecture.

Baron Haussmann's New Paris Was a City with Wide Avenues