What impact did the Industrial Revolution have on Philadelphia? a. Philadelphia's population shrank, which increased the need for farmers. b. There was increased agricultural production around Philadelphia, justifying slavery. c. The population in Philadelphia increased, challenging health and sanitation. d. Skilled labor saw higher demand in Philadelphia, and the standard of living increased.

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13 September, 08:18

What impact did the Industrial Revolution have on Philadelphia? a. Philadelphia's population shrank, which increased the need for farmers. b. There was increased agricultural production around Philadelphia, justifying slavery. c. The population in Philadelphia increased, challenging health and sanitation. d. Skilled labor saw higher demand in Philadelphia, and the standard of living increased.

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Courtney Humphrey · Answer 1

The answer is C but it's making type at least 20 characters

Gia Soto · Answer 2

The impact that the Industrial Revolution has made on Philadelphia is definitely population problem. So, the option which coincides with this statement is the third one c. The population in Philadelphia increased, challenging health and sanitation. There was no slavery or farmers needed so this one is the most suitable.