The list that best analyzes the factors contributing to urbanization during the Industrial Revolution is:
Enclosure
Increased factory jobs
Improved living conditions
Accessible transportation
Railroads
This list highlights several key aspects of urbanization:
- Enclosure: Land consolidation led to displaced rural workers seeking jobs in urban factories.
- Increased factory jobs: The rise of factories drew workers to cities for employment.
- Improved living conditions: Although life in cities often had its challenges, urban areas offered amenities and infrastructure that could be better than rural living.
- Accessible transportation: The development of transportation networks, particularly railroads, facilitated the movement of people and goods, further encouraging urban growth.
The other lists either include inaccuracies (like "Decreased living conditions") or factors less directly related to the urbanization trend during this period.