A decrease in the percentage of people living in high-poverty neighborhoods were biggest in the:

A) Midwest and the South.
B) Southwest.
C) East.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.

High-Poverty Neighborhoods

Areas characterized by a substantial proportion of residents living below the poverty line, often facing challenges such as reduced access to quality education and healthcare.

Midwest

A geographical region of the United States generally considered to include the north-central states, known for its agriculture, conservative values, and being a significant part of the country's manufacturing belt.

South

A direction or region typically referred to as being below or toward a lower position, often used in geographical contexts.