The key pattern of migration in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries has been

(A) from wartorn areas to those at peace.

(B) from rural to urban areas.

(C) from urban to rural areas.

(D) from developing to developed nations.

(E) from developed to developing nations.

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Lilly Kirk

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27 April, 07:05

The key pattern of migration in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries has been

(A) from wartorn areas to those at peace.

(B) from rural to urban areas.

(C) from urban to rural areas.

(D) from developing to developed nations.

(E) from developed to developing nations.

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Mira Hardy · Answer 1

Your answer is going to be B. It is because these people believed that they would find better jobs in the urban areas. They often were leaving there poverty stricken nations too! The urban areas gave them the chance for a new life.

The key pattern of migration in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries has been(A) from wartorn areas to those at peace.(B) from rural to urban areas.(C) from urban to rural areas.(D) from developing to developed nations.(E) from developed to developing nations.

The key pattern of migration in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries has been

(A) from wartorn areas to those at peace.

(B) from rural to urban areas.

(C) from urban to rural areas.

(D) from developing to developed nations.

(E) from developed to developing nations.