Which best describes the major change in the New England, and later on, in the

states in the north, with the onset and growth of industrialization?

Major shift in population as people left New England, leaving it mostly rural, and

moving to the mid western states in the north making them mostly urban

centers.

Many people left the north due to pollution, crime, and unhealthy and cramped

conditions.

Shift from primarily rural to that of only large urban centers.

Shift from a nrimarily rural and agricultural focus to that of increasine

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15 October, 15:09

Which best describes the major change in the New England, and later on, in the

states in the north, with the onset and growth of industrialization?

Major shift in population as people left New England, leaving it mostly rural, and

moving to the mid western states in the north making them mostly urban

centers.

Many people left the north due to pollution, crime, and unhealthy and cramped

conditions.

Shift from primarily rural to that of only large urban centers.

Shift from a nrimarily rural and agricultural focus to that of increasine

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Korbin Wise · Answer 1

Shift from a primarily rural and agricultural focus to that of increasing

urbanization with industrialization growing in the urban areas.

Explanation:

The period of the industrial revolution can be marked by the rapid increase in industrial progress in Europe. Before the Industrial Revolution, people were more interested in agriculture. When the Industrial Revolution began, people started moving from rural areas to the urban areas in search of jobs and better living conditions. The shift became rapid and many urban areas started to become over-populated.