Which of the following statements BEST describes eighteenth-century European cities?

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Eighteenth-century European cities were still struggling with issues related to sanitation, including open sewers and waste disposal. While some efforts were made to improve cleanliness, overall they were not yet remarkably cleaner than medieval cities. Population growth in cities, rather than decrease, was a trend during this time. Government structures were also not yet becoming more democratic or independent of monarchial control.

Which of the Following Statements BEST Describes Eighteenth-Century European Cities