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People moved into cities during the Industrial Revolution because: A) They wanted high factory wages B) They had lost their homes during the depression C) They were attracted by the abundance of city services
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People moved into cities during the Industrial Revolution because:

A) They wanted high factory wages
B) They had lost their homes during the depression
C) They were attracted by the abundance of city services
D) They were recruited by city factory owners

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High factor wage answer A
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They wanted high factory wages. So the answer is A

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