How did the Industrial Revolution affect cities and population distribution?

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Sim W.
Jul 5, 2016

The Industrial Revoluton led to urbanization.

Explanation:

The industrial Revolution led to the inventing and availability of new machines in the rural world and this mechanization caused the freeing labor foce. This population was driven to the cities by the rising industries that needed new hands.

Population distribution was modified since the countryside was increasingly deserted and cities became overcrowded.

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