Question

when a city during the industrial revolution experienced rapid urbanization, what was the most likely immediate effect on the existing population? (1 point) increased wealth across all social classes decrease in overall poverty levels escalation of resource scarcity and poverty improved living conditions universally

Explanation:

During the Industrial - Revolution, rapid urbanization led to a large influx of people into cities. Existing resources like housing, food, and jobs were strained. This often resulted in resource scarcity and an increase in poverty as the city struggled to accommodate the growing population. Wealth was not evenly distributed, and living conditions did not improve universally.

Answer:

escalation of resource scarcity and poverty