On the graph of growth of British cities during the 1800s, the rising lines represent
A)increasing agricultural capacity.
B)increasing market sales.
C)decreasing road network density.
D)increasing city population.

Question

On the graph of growth of British cities during the 1800s, the rising lines represent 
A)increasing agricultural capacity. 
B)increasing market sales. 
C)decreasing road network density. 
D)increasing city population.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The rising lines on the graph represent the growth of British cities during the 1800s. Therefore, the best choice is increasing city population. Option A is incorrect because there is no relationship between agricultural capacity and city population growth. Option B is incorrect because an increase in market sales is not necessarily indicative of city population growth. Option C is incorrect because a decrease in road network density would likely hinder city growth rather than promote it.

On the Graph of Growth of British Cities During the 1800s