What was different about the settlement of Philadelphia that resulted in many of city's most attractive features such as broad streets and many green spaces such as parks and gardens? Group of answer choices Philadelphia was one of the first eastern cities to be planned rather than be settled haphazardly The location of the city on the Delaware River meant that there was plenty of space for the city to include lots of green spaces The city developed more slowly than other eastern cities, allowing for the creation of more green spaces The city was settled by Germans who brought with them this pattern of city development

Explanation: Although it is the biggest city in Pennsylvania, Philadelphia has some features that are more commonly seen in smaller towns such as green spaces and broad streets. These features were deliberately planned by the city’s founder William Penn. The streets, the architecture and its green spaces date back to the founding of the city. The parks form a system that is unique and the largest in the country, taking up about 10,000 acres in total.