Which two statements describe how the Industrial Revolution affected the population of Britain?

Population growth started slowing down as poverty increased in urban areas.

Greater food production led to an increase in the overall population.

The population increased rapidly in rural areas where the air was cleaner.

The population declined because of deaths caused by poor working conditions.

Half of Britain’s population ended up living in cities where jobs were more readily available.

These are the two statements that best describe how the Industrial Revolution affected the population of Britain. When the Industrial Revolution began, the cities developed very quickly. Industries sprung up and the new technology, along with the better economy, allowed for greater food production. This led to an increase in the overall population of the country. Moreover, due to the creation of new industries, half of Britain's population ended up living in cities, as jobs were more readily available.