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What Were the Effects of the Industrial Revolution?:
Question 9

How did the Industrial Revolution impact cities?
Select one:

a. New inventions improved the conditions of workers in the city.

b. Workers in cities were forced to work long hours during all seasons of the year.

c. More people moved out of polluted cities and into the countryside.

d. The machine technologies improved the life span of workers.

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