In the 17th century, hundreds of thousands of Latin American farmers migrated to the cities due to the abundance of new factory jobs.

Answer 1

In the 17th century, Latin American farmers did not migrate to the cities for factory jobs because factory jobs as we understand them today did not exist during that time period. The industrialization and the rise of factory-based employment primarily occurred in the 18th and 19th centuries, starting in Europe and later spreading to other parts of the world.