What was an effect of more people moving to cities in the United States during the Industrial Revolution in the late 1800s? A. Farms ran out of people to work them. B. Factories produced less pollution. C. Purchases of consumer goods declined. D. Access to health care improved.

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12 February, 01:54

What was an effect of more people moving to cities in the United States during the Industrial Revolution in the late 1800s? A. Farms ran out of people to work them. B. Factories produced less pollution. C. Purchases of consumer goods declined. D. Access to health care improved.

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Miller · Answer 1

D. Access to health care improved.

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As more people moved into the cities, they created a new market for health care. Realizing they could have access to a large pool of patients, doctors were attracted to large towns. Living closer to medical facilities and having more doctors available gave people better access to health care.

Kayden Ibarra · Answer 2

It would be A. You could find long term employment and housing in the cities instead of unsteady work and no housing in the countryside.