Question

which is not a way in which cities of the late 1800s became more stratified (or separated)?
○ ethnicity
○ race
○ class
○ gender

Explanation:

In late 1800s cities, stratification (separation) was prominent by ethnicity (immigrant groups lived in distinct areas), race (racial groups were segregated), and class (wealthy and working - class neighborhoods formed). Gender - based residential or social stratification wasn't a primary way cities became stratified in the late 1800s compared to the other three factors.

Answer:

D. gender