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Which of the following was a cause of the increase in total U.S. urban population during the early 20th century? A. job opportunities in industry B. the failure of the populist movement C. the success
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Which of the following was a cause of the increase in total U.S. urban population during the early 20th century?

A. job opportunities in industry

 
B. the failure of the populist movement  
C. the success of the labor unions  
D. improved living conditions in cities
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Answer: A. Job Opportunites in industry

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The reason why there was an increase in the total US urban population during the early 20th century is becasue of job opportunities in industry and improved living conditiosn in cities. But the most likely reason would probably be A - job opportunities in industry.
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