In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, population growth in Europe

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All of the options are correct. Population growth in Europe during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries had multiple effects: it lowered labor costs due to a surplus of workers (A), benefited the economy by increasing demand for goods and services (B), caused a large wave of immigration to the Americas as people sought better opportunities (C), and put strain on urban housing and infrastructure as cities struggled to accommodate the growing population (D).

In the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries, Population Growth in Europe