Question

demographic changes in the 20th century
reasons to move

• in the 1930s, the great depression and hardships in the dust bowl forced people to move
• in the 1940s, there was a significant influx to industrial cities where factory work was available. during

and after world war ii, the united states was an industrial nation.

• however, as industry moved to other countries throughout the 1970s, 80s, and 90s, there was another

job shift in the united states.
the united states has a(n)_____ population density.
relatively low
average
very high

Explanation:

The United States has a large land area but a population that is not extremely dense compared to some highly urbanized and smaller - sized countries. While there are major urban centers, there is also a vast amount of rural and less - populated areas. For example, states like Alaska have very low population densities. In contrast, countries like Monaco or Singapore have extremely high population densities. The historical context of people moving due to economic factors (like the Great Depression, industrial jobs, and job shifts) also implies that population distribution is not uniformly high across the country.

Answer:

relatively low