How did preindustrial cities differ from industrial cities in terms of social structure?

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More flexible social class arrangementsGreater opportunities for social advancementA significantly stricter gender-based division of laborAll of these characteristics

Explanation

Preindustrial cities were characterized by a much stricter separation of labor roles based on gender compared to industrial cities. While options A and B describe traits more typical of industrial societies, the defining feature of preindustrial urban areas was their rigid gender division of work.