In the latter half of the 20th century, a significant population movement within the United States was toward the Sun Belt region. What was a main cause of this migration, and what challenge did it create?
Answer
A
Migration to the Sun Belt was primarily due to the decline of agricultural jobs in the region.
B
People moved to the Sun Belt for job opportunities in the growing industries, which strained resources like water and energy.
C
The expansion of education in the Sun Belt attracted more residents, leading to a widening income difference between higher and lower income earners.
D
People moved to the Sun Belt for new tech opportunities, causing deindustrialization.