Which statement best characterizes the American population between 1790 and 1850?

The American population stayed about the same with regard to people living in urban or rural areas.

The American population was becoming more urban than rural.

The American population was becoming more rural than urban.

The American population became more urban than rural until 1850 and then leveled off for the next sixty years.

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21 September, 10:13

Which statement best characterizes the American population between 1790 and 1850?

The American population stayed about the same with regard to people living in urban or rural areas.

The American population was becoming more urban than rural.

The American population was becoming more rural than urban.

The American population became more urban than rural until 1850 and then leveled off for the next sixty years.

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Walter Leonard · Answer 1

The correct answer is the second choice which is where the American population was becoming more urban than rural because the American population between 1790 up until 1850, started to progress in which they are likely to be more into things that are trendy in which urban people engage in, making them to be influence and associated to it than of the rural life.