In which direction has the geographic distribution of the American population shifted in the last 50 years?
A.
northeast
B.
southeast
C.
north
D.
southwest
I'm thinking between A or B (perhaps B since I could have sworn I saw something about it in one of my lessons but I'm not sure).
answer is D
Actually, I just found one sentence that states that the nation's population has generally shifted from the northeast to the southwest... but they don't say anything else so I don't know which one to pick 0_0 (A or D)
FROM the Northeast
TO the Southwest
A few years ago I knew no one in Texas. Since then a granddaughter and a young friend have moved to Texas.
Ah I didn't catch that thank you so much Ms. Sue!
You are welcome, dbh
To determine the direction in which the geographic distribution of the American population has shifted in the last 50 years, we can consult reliable sources such as the United States Census Bureau. They provide data and analysis on population trends and changes over time.
To find the answer, you can follow these steps:
1. Visit the official website of the United States Census Bureau (www.census.gov).
2. Look for the section or tab related to population data or demographic trends.
3. Within that section, search for data related to the geographical distribution of the American population over the past 50 years.
4. Check for any reports, articles, or studies that specifically mention and analyze the direction in which the population has shifted.
5. Pay attention to the key findings, summaries, or conclusions mentioned in the sources you find.
By following these steps, you will be able to access reliable information and determine which direction the population distribution in the United States has shifted over the past 50 years.