Vox:
- The center of population is moving to the Southwest. That's clear when you see it mapped, but this chart shows that, as well — there's no other way to explain the meteoric rise of Arizona.
- The Midwest lost its dominance during the 20th century — a lot
of the most significant losses in ranking occur in that region, whether
it's Iowa (which sank from 15th to 30th) or Nebraska (from 29th to
38th).
- The Northwest flourished. Though it's easy to characterize the
20th century as one of Southwestern dominance, the Northwest is often
lost in the shuffle. But the ascendancies of Washington and Oregon show
that it was a Western century, as well.
Arizona, what a bad idea.
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