There were millions of people who moved into New York City in the late 1800s. How could millions of people live and work in such a tight space?
A. The city built skyscrapers and the Brooklyn Bridge allowed people to live outside Manhattan
B. People could only hold jobs for a certain amount of time before they had to move
C. They started to make homes and factories underground
D. There was a limit on how many children each family could have to control population

Question

There were millions of people who moved into New York City in the late 1800s. How could millions of people live and work in such a tight space?
	A.	The city built skyscrapers and the Brooklyn Bridge allowed people to live outside Manhattan
	B.	People could only hold jobs for a certain amount of time before they had to move
	C.	They started to make homes and factories underground
	D.	There was a limit on how many children each family could have to control population

anonymous · Answer

B, C, and D are unlikely and this was the time period when skyscrapers were being built to make more space in big cities (Chicago & New York).

anonymous · Answer

I hope I was able to help.