What was one reason people moved out to the suburbs in the Sunbelt?

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Nady [450]3 years ago

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The answer is letter c.

People moved out to the suburbs in the Sunbelt because it has a good and warm climate there.

Living in a warm climate improves memory and mood. It enhances physical benefits and increased the ability to do more outdoor activities such as running and cycling.

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