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3. What led many rural Americans to migrate to the cities in the 1890’s?

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At the time (1890) many people were looking for jobs, and you could not find as many jobs in the farm land of the south as you would the cities of the north. And this is why citizens moved to cities. Hope I could help!
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In cities in the 1890's, American farmers were paid in cash while on the farm they worked for themselves. Besides, cities offered better jobs, had a large immigrant population and services such as running water, sewage, electricity, transportation and manufacturing. Therefore, the great effort require to farm and the opportunity to earn more money money caused them to move to cities.

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