People migrated to cities during the Industrial Revolution, when the production of goods shifted from home-based human labor to machines and factories, because they yearned for city life and factory work.

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People migrated to cities during the Industrial Revolution primarily because the agricultural industry was no longer able to support the growing population and people needed to find employment in the new manufacturing industries. Many were forced to leave their homes and farms in search of work in the cities. While some may have been drawn to the idea of city life and factory work, it was ultimately a necessity for survival.

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