収録問題のプレビュー

Some historians argue that the modern public park should not be understood only as a place for recreation. During the nineteenth century, officials in several industrial cities also promoted parks as a response to crowded housing and poor air quality. Parks offered open space, but their planners often expected visitors to behave in orderly ways. Signs discouraged certain activities, and opening hours could limit access for shift workers. The idea of a universally accessible park was therefore more complicated in practice tha

What was one reason authorities promoted public parks in industrial cities?

• A. To restrict access to natural light
• B. To replace all public transport
• C. To increase factory noise
• D. To offer open space amid crowded conditions