The first industrial cities differed from preindustrial cities in all of the following ways EXCEPT:
A) production shifted from the countryside to urban factories.
B) high rates of disease were caused in part by crowding.
C) housing moved outward toward the suburbs.
D) business districts became more centralized.

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The first industrial cities did not have housing moving outward to the suburbs, as suburbs did not yet exist. Instead, housing was concentrated in the city center, where workers could more easily access factories and other employment opportunities.

The First Industrial Cities Differed from Preindustrial Cities in All