All of the following features were typical of suburban communities such as Levittown in the 1950s EXCEPT:

A.
A. their growth on the outskirts of major cities was aided by President Eisenhower’s interstate highway construction program.

B.
they experienced “white flight” as typically poorer African-American families moved into these suburban communities from the inner cities, causing white families to flee in large numbers to the inner cities.

C.
their growth was especially rapid thanks to the baby-boom after World War II and the preference many American parents had for the calm, tranquil neighborhoods lined by white picket fences.

D.
their growth was aided by Federal Housing Administration and Veterans’ Administration loan subsidies.