After World War II, new agricultural technologies were a factor in what population change in Georgia?

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Mazyrski [523]4 years ago

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People migrated from rural areas to cities.

Explanation:

Due to the advancement of new agricultural technologies after world war II people transform agriculture and created a shift in Georgia.

New industries and manufacturing firms grew in Georgia which led to the major shift in the Georgian economy.

This new shift led to the major changes in the life of the Georgian people especially in the field of Agriculture.

The New farming tools cause the prime major changes in the life of the Georgian people was the shift in population from rural areas to cities.

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