Increases in industrialization led to which of the following a. the move from urban to rural areas b. an increase in need for agriculture c. the migration from rural to urban areas d. a lack of urbanization

The correct answer is C) the migration from rural to urban areas.

Increases in industrialization led to the migration from rural to urban areas.

Industrialization changed the life of thousands of people. It brought new opportunities but also it had its disadvantages. Industrialization made possible new factories to produce goods in a massive way. Fabrics needed more hands to operate the machines, so they offered jobs to more people. So people from the rural areas decide to mo to the urban areas where the fabrics were located because they wanted a better life for their families. So with this migration to urban areas, cities became much larger and the living conditions were not always very good. The working place was not secure and healthy, the wages were low, and fabrics produced pollution.

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