Which of the following was the greatest single factor in urbanization of the Gilded Age?

The government made public lands available.

Mechanization reduced the need for farmers.

The telegraph lines required constant attention.

Railroad companies sold tracts of their land grants.

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Madelynn Huffman

19 May, 08:52

Which of the following was the greatest single factor in urbanization of the Gilded Age?

The government made public lands available.

Mechanization reduced the need for farmers.

The telegraph lines required constant attention.

Railroad companies sold tracts of their land grants.

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Trevor Jenkins · Answer 1

The correct answer is the second one. Mechanization reduced the need for farmers. With machines they didn't need to do as much work. This way farm life was easier.

Which of the following was the greatest single factor in urbanization of the Gilded Age?The government made public lands available.Mechanization reduced the need for farmers.The telegraph lines required constant attention.Railroad companies sold tracts of their land grants.

Which of the following was the greatest single factor in urbanization of the Gilded Age?

The government made public lands available.

Mechanization reduced the need for farmers.

The telegraph lines required constant attention.

Railroad companies sold tracts of their land grants.