Answer:
The question is making reference to factors that influenced the Industrial Revolution, and all of them apply.
Explanation:
People began to move from rural areas to cities as farm employment declined. - mechanization of farms meant that less farmers were needed at the same time that factories were growing and in need of workers.
More goods were produced in factories rather than in homes. - before the Industrial Revolution, most production of goods was artisanal, and at home. This changed because more and more goods began to be produced in factories.
The production of cotton increased. - many of the first factories were in the textile sector, and they needed cotton. This increased demand for this crop, leading to a higher production of it.
Railroad lines were constructed across Europe. - The Railroad was first built in England, and from there, it expanded to the rest of Europe. It was a very convenient way to transport both goods and people, and contributed to the enormous economic expansion of the late nineteenth century.
