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why were workers underrepresented in government bodies such as the u.s. senate in the late nineteenth century?
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why were workers underrepresented in government bodies such as the u.s. senate in the late nineteenth century?

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Voters in urban areas were underrepresented compared to voters in rural areas. Industrial workers tended to cluster in cities near factories and jobs.

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