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What caused people in the South to move westward? unhappiness with working in factories fast and easy travel by railroad from the cities devastation from the Civil War crowding …

What caused people in the South to move westward? unhappiness with working in factories fast and easy travel by railroad from the cities devastation from the Civil War crowding …
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What caused people in the South to move westward?

unhappiness with working in factories

fast and easy travel by railroad from the cities

devastation from the Civil War

crowding in cities

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Answer: The real answer is C. Devastation from the Civil War

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What caused people in the South to move westward? unhappiness with working in factories-example-1
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User Nayan Soni
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I believe the answer is fast and easy travel by railroad from cities. I am assuming that because gold rush and mining opportunities isn’t an option and that would probably be number one answer.
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