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warm weather and economic growth. |
Americans who migrated to the Sun Belt were moving to a region with |
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health insurance. |
The oldest members of the baby boom generation have begun relying on Medicare for |
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the Southwest |
Look at the map. https://media.education2020.com/evresources/3311-13-09/mc011-1.jpg Based on the map, which region of the United States has the highest Latino population? |
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more diverse. |
Immigration changes the US population by making it |
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high poverty rates. |
Despite growing numbers, minority groups in the US continue to face |
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a larger share of the population than ever before. |
Because of the baby boom, senior citizens make up |
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lose its majority status. |
By 2050, it is likely that the white population of the United States will |
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one in two marriages |
Approximately how many American marriages end in divorce? |
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rising life expectancy |
Which trend contributes to the long-term impact of the US baby boom? |
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lived in urban areas. |
By 2010, three out of four Americans |
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the largest generation born in US history. |
The baby boom generation is significant because it was |
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World War II. |
The "baby boom" was an increase in the birthrate that occurred after |
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Family structures are changing, but families remain important to American life. |
Which statement best summarizes family life in the United States today? |
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older, more culturally diverse, a bigger income gap between classes |
Which phrases best summarize the US population in the twenty-first century? |
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