Using complete sentences, name the four districts found in most large cities.

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vitfil [10]3 years ago

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The four parts of a city include the prime business district, private districts, commercial districts, and industrial districts. Various activities take place. The primary business area usually is called the city’s downtown area.

Explanation:

DanielleElmas [232]3 years ago

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The four parts of a city include the central business district, residential districts, commercial districts, and industrial districts. Different activities take place in each of these types of districts. The central business district often is called a city’s downtown area. Make sure to leave a like for my answer. Looking for five stars and thanks pls.

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