AP World Historyhardmcq1 pt
The great 1800s migrations shared the common cause of
A.economic opportunity and labor demand abroad
B.invasion by foreign armies
C.a single global government's orders
D.climate change alone
Explanation
Core Concept
Railways, mines, and plantations pulled workers across oceans, pushed by poverty at home.
Correct Answer
Aeconomic opportunity and labor demand abroad
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