Migration in the industrial era

Industrialization drove migration on a massive scale: within countries, people moved from rural areas to industrial cities in search of work, while millions of others emigrated internationally during the 1800s and early 1900s, pushed by causes like famine, land pressure, and political upheaval, and pulled by economic opportunity. This included a large wave from Europe to the Americas, as well as major migrations of indentured laborers from India and China to plantations and colonies around the world.

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