Today's lecture is about the history of urban planning. One key figure is Baron Haussmann, who redesigned Paris in the 1850s. His main goals were to improve traffic flow, create open spaces, and reduce the risk of disease by widening streets. However, a less obvious effect was that the new wide boulevards made it harder for citizens to build barricades during revolts. This was seen as a way to maintain public order, but it also changed the social character of the city, displacing many working-class residents to the outskirts.
❓ 講義で言及されたオスマンのパリ再設計の間接的な結果は何でしたか？
A. A. それは市内中心部の公園の数を増やした。
B. B. それは市民が抗議活動を行いやすくした。
C. C. それは市民がバリケードを築く能力を低下させた。
D. D. それは病気を減らすことで住民の健康を改善した。
✅ 正确答案
C. It reduced the ability of citizens to erect barricades.