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What was a major cause of immigration to the cities at the turn of the century A) Plentiful housing B) Western expansion C) Industrial jobs D) Good living conditions

What was a major cause of immigration to the cities at the turn of the century A) Plentiful housing B) Western expansion C) Industrial jobs D) Good living conditions
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What was a major cause of immigration to the cities at the turn of the century

A) Plentiful housing

B) Western expansion

C) Industrial jobs

D) Good living conditions

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Answer:

Correct answer is C. Industrial Jobs

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B. (Sorry if im wrong.)
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