Which statement best describes the migration of the American population during World War II?
A) Rural areas lost population while coastal areas gained population.
B) People moved from urban to rural areas to help grow food to support the troops.
C) Coastal areas lost population as millions moved into America's heartland.
D) The South and West lost population as millions moved to states in the Northeast.
E) The United States lost population as millions moved to Canada.
Answer: A
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