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Crime was a growing problem in American cities in the late nineteenth century, but even bigger threats were posed by... a. congestion on busy streets. b. disease and pollution. c. overcrowding in tenements.
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Crime was a growing problem in American cities in the late nineteenth century, but even bigger threats were posed by...

a. congestion on busy streets.
b. disease and pollution.
c. overcrowding in tenements.
d. political machines.

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B. Disease and Pollution
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