Skill 3 of 4 · Using Numbers and Graphs in Social StudiesClose Correlation versus causation
Distinguish an association between events from evidence that one event directly caused another.
- Correlation means two variables change together.
- Causation requires evidence that a change in one variable produces a change in another.
Question 1 of 4
As factories expanded in a city, they hired thousands of workers. Many workers moved nearby, and the city's population increased rapidly.
Which relationship is most directly supported?
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