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By the early twentieth century, 85 percent of Texans lived in urban areas. true or false

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By the early twentieth century, 85 percent of Texans lived in urban areas.

<h3>Where is Texas?</h3>

Texas is one of the states that make up the United States of America. Texas once had a large rural population who were mostly into farming. However, at the turn of the twentieth century most of the people of Texas have moved to urban areas. The reason for the migration to urban areas is to ensure that people get a better life and access better opportunities for decent employment.

Thus, it is a true statement that; "By the early twentieth century, 85 percent of Texans lived in urban areas." This implies that a very large degree of rural - urban migration had taken place in Texas by the twentieth century.

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