What was considered new about electricity's applications in the late nineteenth century?
A. It powered industry in a cleaner fashion than coal.
B. It could be transported over long distances.
C. It provided a cheaper alternative to steam power.
D. It permitted people to work later hours.
E. It allowed cities to maintain control over the utility industry.
Answer: B
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