How Do Cities Grow In The Late 19th Century

During the late 19th century cities in America grew rapidly with many factors causing and challenging that growth in many different ways as immigrants moved from Europe, Asia, and even from southern states in America. New technology of improved conditions and automobiles led to opportunities for all people, and the drive for land throughout the west effected the development of most popular cities throughout the 1920s.
Tycoons of companies were rising as technology improved, an inventor like Thomas Edison gave light (B) to cities and streets throughout America. Even the larger populated areas for the first time were lit with white light distributed throughout the city. (D) As urbanization grew so did the amount of fires that started, even fire inspectors looked down upon certain immigrated citizen and most newspapers that most likely egged the fire on did a better job at informing the people, than what most firemen did during the fires.
Cities grew rapidly in a short period of time, builds and housing couldn’t almost keep up and neither could the sanitation and overpopulating or all areas of cities. (H) This was a time of sanitation that should be enforced, lots of diseases were breaking out and with good health leads to an advancing of the society. Public Health
Since children are our future, the growing society needed them to have a better future to keep advancing and make a better living for themselves. (G) At the same time women, were gaining more freedoms and the gender role of staying home was being less foreseen for most females. Women were becoming more independent and gaining more opportunities throughout the city, but some of the lost souls were getting lost in the thrill of the big and becoming worse for wear. (I) Leading to gangs and bosses to straighten authority’s choices out, as if the highest authority’s choices were any