The significant impact of the factory system on urbanization during the industrial revolution was that industrial towns and cities grew rapidly because people flocked there to get jobs in the factories. The development of factories led to mass production of goods, creating a demand for labor that attracted people from rural areas seeking employment opportunities. This led to a population shift from rural areas to urban centers, causing rapid urbanization as new towns and cities emerged around industrial centers. This growth in urban population created a need for infrastructure, housing, and services, ultimately transforming the economic and social landscape of many regions.
