Question

For most of the nineteenth century, what city was the largest in the western part of the state?

Answer 1

In  nineteenth century London, America was the largest city  in the western part of the state.

Over the course of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, Americans increasingly migrated to urban areas; this trend was largely fueled by industrialisation. With 1.1 million residents, London topped the list of the 100 biggest cities.

Between 1870 and 1920, 11 million people relocated from rural to urban regions, and most of the 25 million immigrants that entered the country during this time period settled in the cities. For the first time in US history, by 1920, there were more people living in cities than in rural regions.

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