Which of the following was not a feature of 19th-century Europe?

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New cities

High wages

Industrial Revolution

Expansion of railways

answer is C.

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The Industrial Revolution was not a feature of 19th-century Europe.
During the 19th century in Europe, new cities were constructed, worker pay increased, and railways were also expanded. Because the British actively encouraged the cultivation of economic products like jute, sugar, wheat, and cotton during the colonial era, agriculture experienced fast expansion. Europe's expanding urban population required food grains and raw materials for industrial production in the 19th century, which raised the demand for these products. Large portions of the natural forest had to be cleared to make room for tea, coffee, and rubber plantations, which are now in high demand in Europe. The colonial government bought the forests, offering enormous swaths of land to European planters so they could inexpensively produce tea or coffee. As the people increased throughout the ages.

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