HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

To ease the problems of unemployment and overcrowding in cities, the Algerian government is _____. urging rural Algerians to continue farming
building cities in the interior of the country
hiring more workers for government jobs
urging rural Algerians to emigrate to Europe

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Answer 1
Answer: To ease the problems of unemployment an overcrowding in cities, the Algerian government built more cities in the interior of the country. 

This enableed the country increase in amount of cities which are being controlled and held in the country. 
Answer 2
Answer:

The answer would be Urging rural Algerians to continue farming. (Gradpoint)

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