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How were medieval European cities different from
modern European cities?
Medieval cities were less densely populated.
Medieval cities were more densely populated.
Medieval cities were confined to Western Europe.
Medieval cities were limited to populations of less
than 70,000.

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Medieval cities -- with their agrarian societies and simple market economies -- seem very different from modern European urban centers. 1300 did not substantially constrain social mixing, economic integration, or the free flow of people, ideas, and information."

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