What for McNeill is a city and how is it distinguishable from a large village? Group of answer choices all of these selections A large village may have some of, but not all of, the features of a city. A large village can be complicated, but not truly complex in its structure, as complex societies normally develop alongside cities and states. Cities contain elaborate divisions of labor and social hierarchy of complex society, and feature dense living quarters, open public spaces and large public buildings, along with trade markets and high regulation of individuals' behavior, while a large village may have only some of these features. A large village might seem complicated in its social and political structure, but may lack the regulation of individual actions or not have all the features of a city, such as public spaces and large public buildings