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How did the Industrial revolution affect migration?​

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People migrate for to other places to gain the facility of better education , employment and better environment

Industrial revolution has affected migration because set up of new industries will result in more jobs

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Answer 2

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Two main paths of analysis. Domestic migration and Immigration.

Industrialization is the movement of labour and production from agriculture into higher paying sectors of manufacturing. Roads, railways and methods of transport are expanded and improved. All of this explosive output requires labour input.

Higher demand for semi-, low- and unskilled labour results in higher wages being paid for labour and therefore attracts MASSES of workers from abroad. Especially seen in labour-scarce USA at the end of the 19th century, where high increases in wages and masses of immigrants were present amidst increasing industrialization.

Industrialization also lowers the costs of transport, through more plentiful and cheaper transport options, for example, between 1871–1900 the US had built over 170′000 miles of railways across its lands. Therefore, it is more cost-effective for people to migrate domestically, from city A to B to find better jobs

The Industrial Revolution had a prodigious impact on migration from 1750-1900.

-Industrialization: New innovations were seen throughout this time period, and factories began sprouting across all of Europe. Factories centralized the production of food and common goods resulting in increased migration to cities.  All sorts of people ,including farmers who were driven out of work, headed to urbanized areas in search of new jobs that sprouted due to the incredible innovations developed during the Industrial Revolution.

The Industrial Revolution had a prodigious impact on migration from 1750-1900.

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