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AP Success - AP World History: London's Urbanization & Social Issues

Question 1

Multiple choice

  • It increased their life expectancy due to advanced medical care.

  • It provided them with better living conditions than the countryside.

  • It weakened them mentally and physically, making them less competitive.

  • It strengthened their resolve and improved their work ethic.

Question 2

Multiple choice

  • Physical laborers were primarily those who grew up in the city.

  • Physical laborers were the result of successful urban breeding programs.

  • Physical laborers were often individuals who migrated from the countryside.

  • Physical laborers were mostly foreign immigrants from other countries.

Question 3

Multiple choice

  • The successful integration of rural populations into urban societies.

  • The rise of public health initiatives in urban areas.

  • The decrease in urban populations due to poor living conditions.

  • The negative effects of industrialization on urban populations.

Question 4

Multiple choice

  • Military invasions that targeted urban areas during times of war.

  • The influx of rural individuals seeking employment in urban centers.

  • Groups of tourists from the countryside visiting the city.

  • The spread of agricultural practices from rural to urban areas.

Question 5

Multiple choice

  • Neutral, providing an unbiased account of urban life.

  • Praising the resilience of the urban population in the face of hardship.

  • Critical of the living conditions faced by the urban poor.

  • Optimistic about the potential for urban renewal and reform.

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