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Why did many Texans move from rural areas to cities after WWII? 1.Rural areas became too populated 2.Crimes in cities decreased 3.Crimes in rural areas increased 4.Cities provided more job opportunities
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Why did many Texans move from rural areas to cities after WWII?

1.Rural areas became too populated
2.Crimes in cities decreased
3.Crimes in rural areas increased
4.Cities provided more job opportunities

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With the rise of the industrial revolution, farming equiptment increased in quality, and fewer rural area jobs were required to support the population. Therefore, many Texans moved to cities for job opportunities (they didn't have as many job opportunities in the rural areas).

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