By the end of the twentieth century changes in urban structure in the United States meant that most of the largest cities in the United States were located in ________.

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The term "Sunbelt" refers to the southern and western regions of the United States, including states like California, Texas, and Florida. By the end of the twentieth century, many cities in this region had experienced significant population growth and urbanization, leading to a shift in the distribution of the largest cities towards the Sunbelt.

By the End of the Twentieth Century Changes in Urban