Industrialization generated the movement of population from the countryside into towns and cities,which is known as:
A) conurbation
B) metropolization
C) megalomania
D) urbanization
E) gentrification

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Urbanization refers to the movement of population from rural areas into cities and towns. This is often a result of industrialization and the opportunities it creates in urban centers. Conurbation refers to the merging of several urban areas into one large urban entity, metropolization refers to the growth of metropolitan areas and their influence on surrounding regions, megalomania refers to an obsession with power and greatness, and gentrification refers to the process of renovation and improvement of urban neighborhoods, often leading to displacement of existing residents.

Industrialization Generated the Movement of Population from the Countryside into Towns