Question

why did people move to the cities during the industrial revolution? 1 family 2 friends 3 jobs on the farm 4 jobs in factories

Explanation:

During the Industrial Revolution, new factory-based industries emerged in urban areas, creating a large number of job opportunities. Rural workers were drawn to cities by these factory jobs, as agricultural work became less profitable and mechanized, reducing rural employment options. The other options are not the primary driving force for mass urban migration in this period.

Answer:

1. Jobs in factories