The agricultural economies of earlier centuries were very similar to cities that developed in the United States and in Europe from the middle of the nineteenth century onward.

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The statement is comparing two different types of economies and developments, one based on agriculture and the other on industrialization and urbanization. While there may be some similarities in terms of social organization and economic activity, the two are fundamentally different and cannot be considered the same.

The Agricultural Economies of Earlier Centuries Were Very Similar to Cities