Social Studies, 17.02.2021 18:50 rogersdeloris1ovgm3b

50 points for answering this question for me and have a bless day <3 ! 1.) The Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport became a hub for foreign travel in the.
A.) 1950's
B.) 1960's
C.) 1970's
D.) 1980's

2.) About
jet planes travel into and out of this airport on a daily basis.
A.) 2,500
B.) 25,000
C.) 250,000

3.) About
Georgian employees work at this airport.
A.) 6,000
B.) 60,000
C.) 600,000

4.) The airport also contributes about
to Atlanta’s economy.
A.) $32.5 Million
B.) $ 32.5 Billion
C.) $ 32.5 Trillion

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