Inner city population densities were generally ________, speaking to the quality of life in inner cities
A) comparable to suburban densities
B) equal to that found in rural areas
C) comparable to population density of the United States as a whole
D) significantly higher
E) impossible to measure because no census statistics were collected for inner cities
Answer: D
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