The Industrial Revolution created migration primarily due to economic factors. As industries grew, so did job opportunities in urban areas, which attracted workers from rural areas and other regions. The promise of better wages and working conditions drove many to migrate in search of employment. Additionally, other factors such as social changes and environmental conditions played a role, but the economic drive was the most significant.
The Industrial Revolution created migration due to which factors?(1 point)
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environmental factors
environmental factors
political factors
political factors
social factors
social factors
economic factors
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