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How did city neighborhoods change as a result of industrialization?
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Unions organized to represent residents.
Many different races and ethnicities were integrated.
Cities became more segregated by class.
New affordable housing was offered to factory workers.
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Cities became more segregated by class.
Industrialization concentrated jobs and drew large numbers of workers to factory areas; wealthier residents moved to cleaner, quieter neighborhoods (or suburbs) while working-class and immigrant families lived in crowded tenements near factories, producing class-based segregation.
Industrialization concentrated jobs and drew large numbers of workers to factory areas; wealthier residents moved to cleaner, quieter neighborhoods (or suburbs) while working-class and immigrant families lived in crowded tenements near factories, producing class-based segregation.
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