Which passage from the Article best supports the idea that municipal governments have to deal with the ebbs and flows associated with things like economic and population changes? A. communities without charters are unincorporated, which means they lack a local government of their own and fall under the administration of a larger, nearby town or the county. B. Whether you live in a big city or a small town, you live by the rules of a municipal government. Just as cities, towns, and villages vary, so do the structures and functions of municipal governments. C. In some cases, a municipality is created by the state, which dictates its structure and plan of government, while in other cases, the people of a town will create a charter that establishes a municipality and then seek approval from the state before it can be officially formed. D. At first, the city of Williston had to work quickly to adapt to the influx of residents and money. Later, city officials had to work just as hard to address needs during the difficult times.