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How did the percentage of Americans living on farms change throughout the 1800s?

A. It stayed the same as people stopped coming to America.

B. It lowered as many Americans were sold into slavery.

C. It grew as more Americans moved away from cities.

D. It lowered as many Americans went to work in factories in developing cities.

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artistkjj

Answer: D. It lowered as many Americans went to work in factories in developing cities.

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isabellalop28

Answer:

D

Explanation:

I am somewhat positive that that D is the answer because if it's not D then why do we now live in cities and barley and grassland.

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