Many people moved to the (Choose... cities, countryside, suburbs) to find job opportunities

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Cities. These were the industrial centers of a nation. People moved FROM the countryside to find jobs in the city, and took up residency in the suburbs during the late 20th century when city living got too crowded.

Alla [95]3 years ago

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<span>Cities.

Cities are big areas, lots of jobs and business.
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