Population Distribution After World War II Followed a Pattern of

question 95

Multiple Choice

Population distribution after World War II followed a pattern of

• A) movement into the Northeast and out of the South.
• B) mass migration of blacks from the West to the Midwest.
• C) movement from the Southwest to Appalachia.
• D) movement out of the cities and into small towns.
• E) an urban-suburban segregation of blacks and whites in major metropolitan areas.

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Definitions:

Population Proportion

A measure that represents the fraction of the total population possessing a certain characteristic or attribute.

Maximum Allowable Error

The largest error that is tolerated in the results of a measurement, maintaining the results within an acceptable range.

Null Hypothesis

An initial statement asserting that there is no effect or no difference, and any observed deviation is due to chance.

Alternative Hypotheses

The hypothesis that proposes a different conclusion from the null hypothesis, often suggesting a new effect or relationship.