Which area of the United States experienced dramatic growth from the 1970s to the 1990s?
A) the Pacific Northwest
B) the Great Lakes region
C) the Northeast coast
D) the Midwest
E) the Sunbelt
Answer: E
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a. traitorous. b. foolish. c. realistic. d. incompetent. e. none of these choices.
By the end of the twentieth century, India's middle class numbered
a. about 1 million. b. about 10 million. c. about 25 million. d. about 100 million. e. about 500 million.
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a. disguised the decline of many traditional industries b. epitomized the growth of all areas of the economy c. was a short-term factor in the American economy d. aided all other kinds of industry e. helped fuel growth in the railroad industry