Which of the following was not a feature of the urban boom of the late nineteenth century?A: By the turn of the twentieth century, about a quarter of urban dwellers had migrated from the American countryside.B: Many Americans were drawn to the liveliness of the city, while many others were repelled by its often harsh material conditions.C: The growth in urban population was due mostly to the arrival of immigrants from abroad.D: Almost all of America's rapidly expanding cities were located on the Atlantic coast.

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