Most of the population in England migrated to cities in the late eighteenth century because of better _______.

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beks73 [17]3 years ago

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Most of the population in England migrated to cities in the late eighteenth century because of better job,

in Plato

REY [17]3 years ago

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~Hello there!

Your question: Most of the population in England migrated to cities in the late eighteenth century because of better _______.

Your answer: Most of the population in England migrated to cities in the late eighteenth century because of better jobs.

In the farms, the job opportunities was quite less, therefore the people were left unemployed.

The answer is option A.

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