Rural-to-urban migration was primarily motivated by:

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plentiful landreligious freedom 
 steady employment :* 
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Rural-to-urban migration is driven by push factors such as economic hardship and environmental issues that push people away from rural areas, as well as pull factors like job opportunities and access to services that attract them to cities. This migration reflects the desire for improved living standards and opportunities. Ultimately, individuals migrate to urban areas seeking a better quality of life and greater opportunities for themselves and their families. 
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