10. The growth of southern California and cities in the Deep South created a new industrial
    region known as what?
    

The rapid growth of southern California alongside the Deep South’s expansion marked the emergence of the Sunbelt, a vibrant and dynamic region characterized by booming industries, population increases, and a diverse economy. This area became particularly appealing during the mid-20th century due to its warm climate and job opportunities, drawing in people from across the United States.

As the Sunbelt flourished, it shifted the economic landscape of the nation. Traditional manufacturing zones like the Rust Belt began to decline, while southern cities saw growth in technology, aerospace, and services, illustrating the shift towards a more diversified and technology-driven economy. Who knew a little sunshine could change the game so much?