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What led to a substantial increase in population in the north in the 1800s? a) the west ran out of gold and people returned to the north in large numbers. b) white farmers disliked enslavement and decided
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What led to a substantial increase in population in the north in the 1800s?

a) the west ran out of gold and people returned to the north in large numbers.
b) white farmers disliked enslavement and decided to move to the free states in the north.
c) a farming revolution led to more small farms being created in the north.
d) an industrial revolution caused factories to be built and jobs to be created.

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(D) An industrial revolution caused factories to be built and jobs to be created.

Explanation: 5.08 Quiz: Society

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