During elizabeth's reign, living in london became desirable primarily because of

a) cultural opportunities.

b) higher wages.

c) a repeal of tax laws.

d) a housing surplus

Letter B is the correct answer.

Elizabeth was the second child of Henry VIII of England. During Elizabeth's reign, people were primarily seduced by the higher wages, making it easier for them to decide living in London. In this period, also known as the Elizabethan Era, middle and upper classes also had more leisure time and English drama became very popular among them. The city of London became  the place where everyone wanted to live - many people moved from the coutryside to the city searching for job opportunities. As population and the number of workers grew; however, wages fell as there were more people to do the work.

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