Cities were compact,usually about 3-4 miles in diameter,during which era of the Historical Evolution of the U.S.City?

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The pedestrian/horse car era, also known as the pre-industrial period, saw cities develop as small, compact areas that were easily accessible on foot or by horse-drawn carts. These cities typically had a diameter of 3-4 miles and were characterized by dense population centers with limited transportation options beyond walking or riding horses.

Cities Were Compact,usually About 3-4 Miles in Diameter,during Which Era