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Which of the following is an accurate description of the growth of cities by the mid-1800s?a)The largest centers of population had shifted to the Midwest.b)Cities were ringed by factories.c)Cities were becoming separated into neighborhoods based on socioeconomic levels.d)Sewer systems, regular garbage collection, and public water systems had come into wide use.e)Cities were safer because of street lights at night and traffic lights at intersections
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