Question

"Industrialization had changed the form of urbanization in the modern period." Analyze the statement with special reference of London.

Answer 1

Answer:

It is a simple statement because it contain only one subject and on predicate.

Answer 2

Industrialization

Explanation:

Industrialization in Britain has widely changed the form of urbanization in the modern period.

1. Industrialization led to the establishment of mills and factories in certain cities like Leeds and Manchester in Britain.
2. People from the rural parts of the country were attracted to these cities because it would give them employment and livelihood.
3. So these cities saw a large influx of migrant population in the 18th century.
4. As time passed, the migrant population became so high that they were nearly 75% of the city's population in 1851.
5. This changed the demography of the cities, made them overpopulated and also changed the atmosphere, thus affecting the newly grown industrialized cities.
6. Cities like London could be termed as magnets for migrant population.