After World War II, population in rural areas:A.decreased.B.shifted to other rural areas.C.increased.D.stayed the same.

The shift in population caused by the Industrial Revolution lowered the population number living in rural areas to ______.6 percent50 percent40 percent90 percent

Which of the following are reasons that the population shifted from rural to urban at the end of the 1800s? (Select all that apply.)Multiple select question.European immigrants settled in cities.Social opportunities were scarce in cities.Technology made agriculture more efficient.Cultural opportunities were more abundant in cities.Farms were downsizing as food demand decreased.

Since World War II, people in developing countries have moved from rural to urban areas. The major cause of this movement has been the  arejection of traditional custom bexpectation of improved economic opportunities cguarantee of better housing dfear of civil war

When approximately did the US urban population become larger than the rural population?

How did the population increase of the twentieth century differ from the population increases of previous centuries?A.The rate of increase accelerated so much that the population actually quadrupled, whereas it had not even doubled in any other century.B.Population increase no longer took place in low-income nations.C.Population became almost stable throughout the world during the twentieth century.D.Population actually decreased in the world as a whole, which had never happened before.