Question

During the Second Industrial Revolution, as factories were built around train depots,
wealthier people moved out of the inner cities.
wealthier people moved close to inner cities.
the working poor moved out of city slums.
the working poor left the cities behind.

Answer 1

During the Second Industrial Revolution, as factories were built around train depots, **wealthier people moved out of the inner cities.** This trend was largely driven by the rise of the suburban lifestyle, as affluent individuals sought to escape the crowded and often unsanitary conditions of urban areas, opting instead for homes in developing suburbs that offered more space and a perceived higher quality of life.