Which of the following is true about the growth of the postwar West? Unlike in previous migrations, people flowed into the region exclusively from the Northeast. Washington and Oregon eclipsed California's population, due to unprecedented employment opportunities in the defense industry. Most western growth took place in rural rather than urban areas. Steel production led to explosive population growth in Dallas and Houston. California was the most popular destination and surpassed New York as the most populated state in 1963.

Which of the following is true about the growth of the postwar West? Unlike in previous migrations, people flowed into the region exclusively from the Northeast. Washington and Oregon eclipsed California's population, due to unprecedented employment opportunities in the defense industry. Most western growth took place in rural rather than urban areas. Steel production led to explosive population growth in Dallas and Houston. California was the most popular destination and surpassed New York as the most populated state in 1963.