US.06: Major Industrialization Centers and Migration

What was one of the key factors that drove people from rural to urban areas during industrialization?

• Development of rural schools

• Emergence of factory-based industries

• Decline in agricultural productivity

• Increase in rural land ownership

Which city became known as the 'Steel City' due to its significant role in the steel industry?

• San Francisco

• Pittsburgh

• Chicago

• Boston

What advancements played a significant role in facilitating the movement of people from rural to urban areas?

• Expansion of rural markets

• Introduction of rural banking systems

• Development of rural healthcare

• Advancements in transportation and infrastructure

Which city experienced industrialization primarily tied to the Gold Rush?

• New York City

• San Francisco

• Boston

• Chicago

What was a major factor that attracted rural populations to urban centers during industrialization?

• Lower cost of living

• Availability of rural entertainment

• Better agricultural opportunities

• Higher wages in industrial jobs

Which city became a major hub for industries like meatpacking, manufacturing, and transportation?

• New York City

• Pittsburgh

• Chicago

• Boston

What improvements in urban centers influenced the migration from rural areas?

• Better living conditions

• Increased rural land prices

• Decline in urban job opportunities

• Expansion of rural schools

Which city saw extensive industrialization in sectors like finance, manufacturing, and commerce?

• New York City

• Boston

• Chicago

• San Francisco

What was one of the social and cultural aspects of urban life that attracted people from rural areas?

• Access to diverse entertainment

• Lower urban taxes

• Rural community events

• Availability of rural markets

Which city played a significant role in early American industrialization with industries such as textiles, manufacturing, and shipping?

• Pittsburgh

• Boston

• Chicago

• New York City