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anjilletteb

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In discussing the transformation of Paris in the 19th century, Hutter stresses that
◦ the transformation emphasized social stratification.
◦ works by various artists show the changes that were made.
◦ this transformation was an early example of urban planning.
◦ the transformation amounted to a radical rebuilding of the city.
◦ all of the above are true.
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Reply #1 on: Nov 9, 2020
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