The shift of population from the "Rust Belt" in the North to the "Sun Belt" in the South and Southwest will likely
A) decrease national cultural identity.
B) reduce regional cultural differences.
C) make it difficult to collect demographic information.
D) create a demand for a new generational cohort.
E) all of these

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The shift of population from the "Rust Belt" in the North to the "Sun Belt" in the South and Southwest is likely to reduce regional cultural differences. As people from different regions come together in new areas, they may adopt similar cultural behaviors and norms, which could result in a blending of regional cultures. However, this does not necessarily mean that national cultural identity will be decreased or that demographic information will be difficult to collect. The shift in population may also create a demand for a new generational cohort, but this is not directly related to the impact on regional cultural differences.

The Shift of Population from the "Rust Belt" in the North