Urbanization and Tenement Housing in Late 19th Century America

Easy Period 6: 1865–1898 Urbanization

During the period following the Civil War, the United States experienced significant urbanization. As people moved to cities in search of jobs and better living conditions, various social and economic changes took place. This urban growth also led to challenges related to housing, sanitation, and labor. Which of the following developments is most closely associated with the rise of urbanization in the United States during the late 19th century?

The establishment of the Homestead Act, encouraging westward expansion.

The rise of tenement housing to accommodate a growing urban population.

The creation of the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate railroads.

The implementation of the Dawes Act, promoting Native American assimilation.

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