History, asked by aryaprakashkamble, 8 months ago

why did industrial cities like Leeds and Manchester grew rapidly during eighteenth century​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Elsewhere, thousands of people moved to the rapidly growing industrial cities of northern England, such as Manchester and Leeds, in order to work in the new factories and textile mills that sprang up there from the 1750s onwards.

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