Question

In the years following the Civil War, many people moved to large cities in the North. Which factor would have been
MOST likely to influence someone to move to a city like Pittsburgh or New York during this period?
A)
the availability of factory jobs
B)
the desire to live near the coast
(C) the availability of agricultural jobs
D)
the entertainment opportunities available there​

Answer 1

Answer:

A

Explanation:

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Answer 2

People must have moved to the cities like New York and Pittsburgh as they had the desire to live near the coast.  Also, during the civil war, it was easier for people to relocate themselves to better and safer places away from riots that might take place during the civil war.

   We can sum this up by saying that -

 The above-mentioned cities are laid down to the northeastern American parts.

 

During the civil war, north America was considered to be a place with wider business opportunities, as foreign trade would have increased

 New York was an important street at the stock exchange as it had NASDAQ.   Migration was easier from coastal cities.      

 For finding better big opportunities desire to live near the coastal parts of America, people moved to cities like NEW YORK AND PITTSBURGH.

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