Tenement apartments at the turn of the twentieth century were spacious but crowded living spaces. small and dangerous living spaces. crowded but safe living spaces. renovated living spaces.

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Kelton Mcfarland

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7 February, 08:10

Tenement apartments at the turn of the twentieth century were spacious but crowded living spaces. small and dangerous living spaces. crowded but safe living spaces. renovated living spaces.

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Rosemary Oconnell · Answer 1

Rosemary Oconnell 7 February, 08:11

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small and dangerous

Nikolas Randall · Answer 2

The correct answer is B) small and dangerous living spaces.

Tenement apartments at the turn of the twentieth century were small and dangerous living spaces.

These apartments were very small and did not offer proper living conditions. The migration of workers from rural to urban areas resulted in overcrowded cities and overcrowded spaces.

Many factories were located in larger cities and attracted many people for the jobs that industries were offering. Many people that lived in rural areas of the country decided to move to larger cities to get better jobs. This generated overpopulation in many parts of the cities. People lived in overcrowded places with limited fresh air and poor sanitary conditions.