The most notable evidence of Chinese society changing at the end of the nineteenth century was in
A. the rise of a money economy in the countryside.
B. the building of railroads.
C. the movement of landlords to the cities allowed for development of commercial agriculture.
D. cultural influences of European and North American present in coastal cities.
E. the expansion of female education.
Answer: D
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