Map Activity 2 for Chapter 23

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Map Activity 2 for Chapter 23

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MAP 23.2 THE SHIFT FROM RURAL TO URBAN POPULATION, 1920–1930
The movement of whites and Hispanics toward urban and agricultural opportunity made Florida, the West, and the Southwest the regions of fastest population growth. By contrast, large numbers of blacks left the rural South to find a better life in the North. Almost all migrating blacks went from the countryside to cities in distant parts of the nation, while white and Hispanic migrants tended to move shorter distances toward familiar places.

Question 23.6

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Question 23.7

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