What happened to demographic changes in Western Europe and the United State because of Industrial Revolution are:
people moved out of the cities and onto farms
the United States experienced a rise in immigration.
<h3>What was the Industrial Revolution?</h3>
It was the period of change from the agrarian economy to the one dominated by industry and machine manufacturing economy.
The exceptions to the effect of Industrial Revolution was that people lived longer lives and infant mortality rate went down.
Therefore, the Option A,B is correct.
Missing options "people lived longer lives. the infant mortality rate went down. people moved out of the cities and onto farms. the United States experienced a rise in immigration."
The following demographic changes happened in Western Europe and the United States during the Industrial Revolution except people moved out of the cities and onto farms. This is further explained below.
<h3>What is Industrial Revolution?</h3>
Generally, History's Industrial Revolution was the transition from an agricultural economy to one dominated by industry and machinery.
In conclusion, Aside from a shift away from cities and into rural areas, Western Europe and the United States had the following demographic shifts throughout the Industrial Revolution.
