As city populations increased in the early 1900s, cities a) grew out only. b) stayed the same size. c) grew up only. d) grew up and out.

As city populations increased in the early 1900s, cities

D) grew up and out.

Explanation:

From 1980 to 1900 cities populations all over the U.S. increased to 15 million, so they also grew up and out because more spaces were needed to sustain the growth of the population. So they expanded in size and increased their number. Because small cities were created in the surroundings of bigger cities. This provided better prices and the costs of living for workers and their families.

c. it required that townships set aside land for public schools.