Which of the following was not a result of the industrial revolution in europe? a. the rise of a middle class b. the urbanization of europe’s society c. advances in agriculture and industry d. the decline of europe’s large cities awnser right !

The correct answer is - D. the decline of Europe's large cities.

The Industrial Revolution did not bring any decline in the large cities across the continent, in fact it was the opposite, it contributed to the large cities becoming even larger.

With the ever growing industry, trade, wealth, population, the large cities in Europe grew even larger, much larger in fact, where some doubled, tripled, or even quadrupled in size. Also, this has led to the growth in size of some villages or small towns, that in this period experienced big industrial development, into large towns and even large cities, becoming even larger than some of the historical big cities in the continent.