What effect did factories have on the cities in which they were located?

a) living conditions improved.

b) food supplies increased.

c) population increased.

d) population decreased.

 C - population increased

Explanation:

This result is a direct product of the Industrial Revolution. With the intensive development of industry, the population was increasingly leaving the field of agriculture and turning to industrial production, which was located in cities.

A direct result of the industrial revolution is urbanization, which first gained momentum in the UK and then expanded to the rest of Europe and the US.

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