Which of the following statements about dangers to early cities is false?

A.

Poor building materials made early cities more prone to disaster.

B.

Guilds and disreputable traders led to the economic decline of early cities.

C.

Poor planning led to the destruction of many early cities.

D.

Natural disasters destroyed early cities located in dangerous locations.

Question

Julien Willis

Social Studies

26 September, 00:11

Which of the following statements about dangers to early cities is false?

A.

Poor building materials made early cities more prone to disaster.

B.

Guilds and disreputable traders led to the economic decline of early cities.

C.

Poor planning led to the destruction of many early cities.

D.

Natural disasters destroyed early cities located in dangerous locations.

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Antony Butler · Answer 1

Guilds and disreputabe traders have never led to economic decline in early cities. Only by that statement we knoe that the false option is B. Hope this works for you