Question

How did advances in farming technology after World War II impact the population of Georgia?

O A. people moved to rural areas because there were so many jobs there
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B. people moved to the coast to work in the growing fishing industry
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C. people moved to cities because farms needed fewer workers
D. people moved out of Georgia because there were no jobs

Answer 1

- Thousands of people in the rural areas of Georgia on the farms moved North after WW2 in hope of better jobs. - This caused an immense change in the people that worked on the farms, and farms had to condense so there wasn't so much unused land. -This was a law passed in 1944 that allowed soldiers to go to college