8. What changes did the population shift to the Sunbelt cause in the United States? Urbanites in the Northeast and Midwest lost political power. Urbanites in the Northeast and Midwest faced water shortages. Mexican Americans moved to the Midwest. Mexican Americans moved to rural areas.

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Zachery Craig

19 July, 18:13

8. What changes did the population shift to the Sunbelt cause in the United States? Urbanites in the Northeast and Midwest lost political power. Urbanites in the Northeast and Midwest faced water shortages. Mexican Americans moved to the Midwest. Mexican Americans moved to rural areas.

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Urbanites in the Northeast and Midwest lost political power.

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The term Sun Belt refers to the area in the United States that extends from Florida to California throughout the country's Southern and Southwestern portions. Part of the region 's development was a direct result of growing agriculture and the earlier green revolution that introduced technological advances for farming and attractive region for new types of businesses and industries. Because of economic prosperity and population growth, the area became a new center stage of political power.