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Before 1600 AD, few cities had populations larger than 150,000. Really large cities would not become possible until

▸ the Industrial Revolution had occurred, thus providing urban jobs for many workers.

▸ the technology of food production made it possible for larger numbers of people to be supported by a smaller number of agricultural workers.

▸ numerous people to moved to cities to enjoy a more cosmopolitan life style.

▸ great religious cathedrals were built in cities thus drawing believers to move to cities.

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