Which of the following contributed to the rapid economic growth of the Sunbelt?
a) Cold War defense spending
b) affirmative action programs
Consider This: The economic importance of the Sunbelt first became apparent during World War II. See 32.2.1: A People on the Move.
c) expansion of agriculture
Consider This: The economic importance of the Sunbelt first became apparent during World War II. See 32.2.1: A People on the Move.
d) discovery of coal mines
Consider This: The economic importance of the Sunbelt first became apparent during World War II. See 32.2.1: A People on the Move.
a) Cold War defense spending
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