In the period 1871-1914, many Europeans moved to the cities because
A. urban jobs paid better than those in the country.
B. the cities promised free social benefits to their citizens.
C. city life was more spiritual than were isolated rural areas.
D. urban school systems were better than those in the countryside.
Question 2
What three major forces of the late nineteenth century laid the foundation for much of twentieth and twenty-first century history?
A. Christianity, feudalism, and manorialism
B. war, famine, and plague
C. imperialism, militarism, and nationalism
D. overpopulation, pollution, and class violence
Synodic Period
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When young infants hold objects for a long period of time they eventually become habituated to them.
Urban Form
Embryonic Period
Fetal Period