Which of the following factors was most significant in pulling people away from farms and into cities during the period of rapid industrialization?
A)drought
B)housing
C)jobs
D)urban agriculture

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The availability of jobs in cities was the most significant factor in pulling people away from farms and into cities during the time of rapid industrialization. The growth of manufacturing and industry in cities created many job opportunities, leading to urbanization. Drought or urban agriculture were not significant factors in this shift, and while housing may have played a role, it was likely affected more by the influx of people into cities than it was a cause of it.

Which of the Following Factors Was Most Significant in Pulling