In the 1840s, most large American cities

A) were not socially diverse.
B) were residential, but not commercial centers.
C) were economically diverse places.
D) stifled the rise of the middle class.

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In the 1840s, most large American citiesA) were not socially diverse.B) were residential, but not commercial centers.C) were economically diverse places.D) stifled the rise of the middle class.

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Final Answer : C, Explanation :  In the 1840s, most large American cities were economically diverse places, reflecting a variety of industries, trades, and services that catered to different social and economic classes. This diversity was a result of the Industrial Revolution and the growth of commerce and transportation networks.

In the 1840s, most large American cities

A) were not socially diverse.
B) were residential, but not commercial centers.
C) were economically diverse places.
D) stifled the rise of the middle class.

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