Why did the size of cities increase during during the gilded age? Check all of the boxes that apply

•Many people moved from the country to cities to find jobs

• immigrants came to United stated , and most settled in cities

•rail lines made transportation to and from cities easier

1. Many people moved from the county to cities to find jobs

2. Immigrants came to the United States, and most settled in cities

Explanation:

The Gilded age in America lasted between the 1860s to 1896. It was characterized by the industrial revolution, in which the majority of the American economy moved away from the usual agriculture to industrialization.

During this period, many people moved from rural or county areas to ur centers such as New York, Boston, etc.

Similarly, immigrants from around the world, particularly Europe and China troops in to find jobs in American cities.

name two ways organisms join a population and two ways organisms leave a population. two ways organisms join a population are birth rate and immigration. two ways they leave are death rate and emigration.

explanation:

ok so u have2 basically