In the mid-20th century, approximately ___ of Georgians were lived in rural communities.

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Harper Shelton

14 March, 03:29

In the mid-20th century, approximately ___ of Georgians were lived in rural communities.

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Madison · Answer 1

65%

Explanation:

In the mid-20th century, roughly 65% of Georgians lived in rural areas. However, after World War II, a process of urbanization took place in the state, as more and more people moved to cities in order to find better employment and opportunities. By 1976, 60% of Georgians lived in or near cities, with Atlanta being the largest of these.

Ellen Craig · Answer 2

65 percent

Explanation:

In the mid-20th century around 1940, about 65% of Georgians lived in the rural areas.

Shortly after the World War II, a great deal of urbanization and technological advancements took place in the state More people went to the bigger cities for better employment opportunities.

By the year 1976, 60% of Georgians lived in or near cities, with Atlanta being the largest of the cities.