"Vice" laws in the late nineteenth century resulted in
A) A notable decrease in public disorder in American cities
B) Significant payoffs to officers who protected illegal activities
C) A population move out of the cities to less well-enforced areas
D) A popular outcry against police enforcement of the laws
Answer: B
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