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What was an effect of industrialization on farming life?
O It resulted in a lack of technological development on farms because cities were the focus.
O It made farming unnecessary because cities grew their own food.
O It caused a loss of jobs in rural areas because machines did the work.
○ It prevented farmers from growing enough food for the increasing population.



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- It caused a loss of jobs in rural areas because machines did the work.

During the Industrial Revolution, the introduction of machinery and technological advancements in farming led to increased mechanization. This shift reduced the need for manual labor on farms as machines could perform tasks more efficiently. As a result, many farm workers lost their jobs or had to adapt to new roles in agriculture. This change in farming practices contributed to urbanization as people moved from rural areas to cities in search of employment opportunities in industries that were rapidly developing due to industrialization.

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