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In the 1770s, fewer farmers were needed in Britain because of machines and new techniques, so out-of-work farmers

In the 1770s, fewer farmers were needed in Britain because of machines and new techniques, so out-of-work farmers
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In the 1770s, fewer farmers were needed in Britain because of machines and new techniques, so out-of-work farmers

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moved to the cities where there were more job opportunities

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i would say immigrated to America in order to find more job opportunities.

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