Urban Growth Dynamics
The advent of railroads revolutionized urban growth, enabling cities to expand rapidly by facilitating the transportation of food and goods from distant regions. This shift led to the emergence of densely populated, centralized urban areas, where wealth accumulation became starkly stratified. While some individuals amassed incredible fortunes, many working-class people faced dire living conditions, trapped in a cycle of poverty with little hope of ownership or upward mobility.In this clip
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