Jefferson Feared That Urbanization Would Wreak Havoc on the Nation

Multiple Choice

Jefferson feared that urbanization would wreak havoc on the nation. The Progressives saw an increase of crimes associated with urbanization. These two points are

A) related, in that Jefferson's and the Progressives' apprehension was that one component of urbanization would be poverty, which breeds crime.
B) unrelated, in that Jefferson feared for the loss of agrarian values, and the Progressives feared for the loss of capitalistic values.
C) unrelated, in that Progressives viewed urbanization as necessary to progress.
D) All these answers are correct.