What was one effect of the popularity of suburbia in the1950s?

whites moved out of the cities, taking their wealth with them.

housing prices shot up, and soon the middle class could not afford to live there.

women, who werenít working 9 to 5, became important players in town politics.

light rail train systems sprang up to transport people between city and suburb.

automobiles became more expensive because demand was very high.

The correct answer is A) whites move out of the cities, taking their wealth with them.

In the 1950s, when World War II and the Great Depression were part of the past, American people were in a better economical situation that allowed them to afford a house and a car. Many white people starred moving out of the the big cities taking their wealth with them. The cities looked a bit abandoned until the settlement of the business offices.

One effect of the popularity of suburbia in the 1950s was that whites moved out of the cities, taking their wealth with them.

Further Explanations:

Suburbia is positioned in the eastern side of New York City. During 1950 many people lived in the region and the areas nearby it .These inhabitant were compelled to work in the towns but were not living there. They mostly lived nearby roads that were leading towards the city. Once a veteran returned from the war and sought to marry and start his family. He influenced the other inhabitants and they too started their family. This led to the buying and selling of land so as to build house for their families.

After it resident of Suburbia or Suburbs became dominant member of the city and established Veterans administration and Federal Housing administration. The effect of these conditions led to the migration of White citizens from that realm along with their wealth and belongings.  

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Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: Suburbia

Keywords:

Sabrina, New York City, city, veteran, family, buying, selling,Suburbs, Veterans administration, Federal Housing administration, White citizens, realm, wealth, belongings

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