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Why did the rural way of life disappear during the Industrial Revolution?
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∙ 12y ago
Rural way of life disapeared mainly because there were more jobs readily available in the big citys thus, everyone was moving away to the citys.
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How was rural life same from urban life during the Industrial Revolution?
bleh!
How did the Agricultural Revolution and subsequent Industrial Revolution change the way people lived and worked?
During the Agricultural Revolution the population shifted towards rural areas. During the Industrial Revolution, the population shifted towards urban areas.
What major social transformations happened during the Industrial Revolution?
Many people moved from rural areas to cities.
True or false The Industrial Revolution saw many people moving from urban to rural settings?
False xD
Did the Industrial Revolution bring masses of people from the cities to the countryside?
FALSE, when the industrial revolution took place, there was less need for people to move out into rural settings because of the many new invetions being made. They also needed more people to work in textiles, mining, and other things; this made them move from the rural areas to a more urban setting.
How was rural life same from urban life during the Industrial Revolution?
bleh!
How did the Agricultural Revolution and subsequent Industrial Revolution change the way people lived and worked?
During the Agricultural Revolution the population shifted towards rural areas. During the Industrial Revolution, the population shifted towards urban areas.
What major social transformations happened during the Industrial Revolution?
Many people moved from rural areas to cities.
The migration of American workers from rural areas to urban areas was primarliy a result of?
it was the result of the industrial revolution
True or false The Industrial Revolution saw many people moving from urban to rural settings?
False xD
Did the Industrial Revolution bring masses of people from the cities to the countryside?
FALSE, when the industrial revolution took place, there was less need for people to move out into rural settings because of the many new invetions being made. They also needed more people to work in textiles, mining, and other things; this made them move from the rural areas to a more urban setting.
What groups of people went to work in factories during the second industrial revolution?
Immigrants and rural Americans who came to the cities to earn a living. (I think that's right. This is the answer I wrote...)
How did cities change during the Industrial Revolution?
The Industrial Revolution caused a sharp shift from most people living in rural areas to many living in cities due to the increased job opportunities at factories, etc. The extremely rapid growth of the cities led to terrible living conditions for many. Cities were overcrowded, filthy, and disease-ridden.
Ask us of the following social changes emerged as a result of the Industrial Revolution?
many people moved from rural areas to cities
What two causes created growth in the cities during the industrial revolution?
As there were more factories and jobs in the city, people moved from rural to urban areas and the cities grew. As more people came to the city there were more factories.
What group benefited the least from the Industrial Revolution?
Farmers benefitted the least from the prosperity of the Industrial Revolution. As electricity and technology became utilized more, farmers in rural areas began to see less of a need for their production.
What major shift in the American population did the Industrial Revolution cause?
the Industrial Revolution prompted a major shift in the American populace from rural communities to emerging cities. These urban centers produced markets that needed larger and more diverse bundles of goods and services.
