As a result of the introduction of mass transit in cities, _______________.

A) working-class neighborhoods were broken apart
B) members of the middle class could live in neighborhoods on the urban outskirts and commute to work in the inner city
C) more mixed-use areas consisting of residences, shops, and factories emerged
D) human resources were drawn inward toward the central city

Mass Transit

A public transportation system designed to move large numbers of people efficiently within urban and suburban areas.

Working-Class Neighborhoods

are residential areas predominantly inhabited by individuals and families engaged in blue-collar jobs, often characterized by more affordable housing and a tight-knit sense of community.

Urban Outskirts

Areas located on the edge of cities, typically characterized by a transition from dense urban structures to more suburban or rural settings.