How did the settlement patterns change during the industrial revolution a. cities sprang up around factories as people move to find work b. urban sprawl results from factories workers in cities many more space c. people live on farms that were spread out and far from each other d. people left cities in droves because of the factory pollution

The correcto option is A

When the industrial revolution began, many peasants moved to the city. In this way, in the industrial cities a mass of people was accumulating in search of work. This abundance of labor was taken advantage of by the owners of the factories (the industrial capitalists), who hired the workers for miserable wages. Thus, the situation of these factory workers was really appalling. Added to this lived crammed, in some cases several families in a single room. These communal dwellings were always around the big factories.

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