One of the primary factors in the development of the suburb was the car. Until the car was invented people had to live close to the city centers. If you go to the older section of many cities you can see the houses not far from the center of the city. People needed to be close so they could walk to the store and dobusiness without having to go very far. When the car was invented people could move further away from the city center. This movement started gradually and as people got more mobile they got further and further away. After World War 2 the returning vets needed homes for their growing families and businesses. The suburbs grew up as a result and with more homes further from the center more stores were needed closer to the homes so shopping centers grew up around the new tract housing. Eventually, the shopping centers became malls and the downtown sections of the cities became empty as people moved further away.
Cars led to the development of suburbs.
It had a warm climate.
William Levitt
It had a warm climate
Brown VS the board of education
Cars led to the development of suburbs.
development of the suburbs
There were no jobs in the cities.
There were no jobs in the cities.
suburbs
The likely reason for the development of a megalopolis is rapid urbanization and population growth, which leads to the merging of multiple cities and suburbs into one continuous urban area. Factors such as economic opportunities, infrastructure development, and migration contribute to the concentration of population and resources in a megalopolis.
The rapid growth of suburbs after 1945 depended on the development of jobs after the end of World War II. The development of roads to and from larger cities were also a factor.
all of the above - apex
It had a warm climate.
There were no jobs in the cities.-Apex
William Levitt
It had a warm climate