All of the following relate to industrialization in post–Civil War United States EXCEPT:

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Nezavi [6.7K]2 years ago

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The correct answer is C) single-family farm.

All of the following relate to industrialization in the post–Civil War United States EXCEPT single-family farm.

The elements that relate to industrialization in the post–Civil War United States were immigration, child labor, and the mechanization of agriculture.

The Industrial Revolution changed the lives of people in the United States. New technologies made farming more efficient and former farmers had to leave their rural homes and moved to the larger cities where factories were hiring workers. Immigrants also found low paid jobs in the factories operating the machines.

Semenov [28]2 years ago

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I would say C. single-family farms. I hope this helps and PLEASE take 2 seconds to rate this as the brainliest answer!

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