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Article about urban decline in the Rustbelt

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Florida Retirement Community in the 1970s

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Florida Retirement Community in the 1970s

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Article about women entering the workforce in the 1970s

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Piano Man

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1970s-Movement of people from northern to southern states caused economies in the Sunbelt to grow and economic decline in the Rustbelt.

1970s-The US population got older as the birthrate dropped and life expectancy rose.

1971-London Bridge was moved to Lake Havasu City, Arizona, a resort community for retirees in the Sunbelt.

1973-Sunbelt states with expanded populations began to gain seats in the House of Representatives after each census.

1975-The "baby bust" or birth dearth began as women had 1 or 2 kids instead of 3 or 4 like they did in the 1950s baby boom.

1978-Half of adult women were part of the workforce, up from only a third of women in 1950.

1978 - Only 14 percent of older Americans lived in poverty, because most owned their homes, had pensions, and could afford to travel.

1980-The life expectancy of a person born in 1980 was almost 74 years, so there were more older people than ever before.