All of the Following Can Be Said of Early Nineteenth

All of the following can be said of early nineteenth century cities except

A) That few rural people migrated to the cities, leading to massive rural overpopulation
B) Some cities, especially in Britain, grew up where no city or only a small town had existed before
C) There was important city growth in places not touched by growing industrialization, such as Naples, St.
Petersburg and Vienna
D) London and Paris grew so large that suburban communities developed