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Towards the end of the Industrial Revolution, why did immigration and poverty both increase? Select the best answer.
O A. As surplus good were shipped to Europe, immigrants were unable to access necessities.
OB. A large amount of people moved to cities to find work, however there were not enough jobs and many were left unemployed and
poor.
C. As the number of people increased in the city, the amount of trees cut down increased as well.
D. The amount of tenements increased and these luxurious apartments were paid for by factory owners.

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Answer:

B. A large amount of people moved to cities to find work, however there were not enough jobs and many were left unemployed and

poor.

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