What factor limited urban growth in preindustrial cities?

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Dependence on animal power for energyAbundant agricultural surplus productionSimple migration processes to urban areasAll of the aboveNone of the above

Explanation

Urban expansion in preindustrial times was mainly constrained by the reliance on animal power as the primary energy source, which limited industrial and urban development. High agricultural surpluses and ease of migration were not significant limiting factors.