Question

Which factors caused a population shift away from Georgia’s rural areas in the mid-twentieth century? Select ALL that apply.

A.
the failure of the New Deal to provide assistance to rural communities


B.
a lack of investment in new agricultural technologies


C.
a substantial increase in demand for factory labor during World War II


D.
the mass migration of African Americans to northern cities


E.
the declining importance of farming to Georgia’s economy

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

B or D.... Hope that helps!!!

Answer 2

The factors which caused a population shift away from Georgia’s rural areas in the mid-twentieth century are; Choices B, D and E.

Population shift away from Georgia's rural area

The factors which contributed to Georgia's economic transformation in the twentieth century include;

• A boll weevil infestation destroyed much of the state's cotton crops.
• The population of Georgia became more centralized in urban areas.
• World Wars I and II caused demand for manufactured goods to increase.

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