Which of the following economic differences best explains the reason for political polarization between regions?(1 point) Responses Large industrial areas have higher rates of economic growth than more rural parts of the country, and resources are distributed unequally. Large industrial areas have higher rates of economic growth than more rural parts of the country, and resources are distributed unequally. Individuals who happen to live in battleground states are more likely to participate in democracy than those who do not. Individuals who happen to live in battleground states are more likely to participate in democracy than those who do not. Large industrial areas have lower rates of economic growth than more rural parts of the country, and resources are distributed equally. Large industrial areas have lower rates of economic growth than more rural parts of the country, and resources are distributed equally. Federal funding is unlimited, so all parts of the country work together to ensure economic success.

Answer 1

Large industrial areas have higher rates of economic growth than more rural parts of the country, and resources are distributed unequally.