The rapid population growth in the "Sunbelt" shifted political power to the region and tended to strengthen which political viewpoint?
a. liberal, government activist
b. conservative, antigovernment
c. moderate, middle-of-the-road
d. basically neutral
e. liberal, antigovernment
Answer: b. conservative, antigovernment
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a. increased epidemic diseases. b. urban centers without adequate sewage systems. c. more dangerous warfare. d. slavery. e. All of these
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