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During the industrial revolution era , why did so many farmers leave their farms in search of jobs in the cities?

During the industrial revolution era , why did so many farmers leave their farms in search of jobs in the cities?
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during the industrial revolution era , why did so many farmers leave their farms in search of jobs in the cities?

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The farmers left their jobs because they were seeing that it was to stressful for just a small amount of pay so they went and got another job that will pay more during the industrial revolution era
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maybe because they could get more better and stress-free jobs

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