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The creation of suburbs often led to increased urban sprawl, resulting in the decline of city centers and the neglect of public infrastructure in urban areas. This shift contributed to social isolation, as many suburban residents relied on cars for transportation, exacerbating traffic congestion and pollution. Additionally, the focus on single-family homes fueled a housing affordability crisis, pushing lower-income residents into less desirable areas or out of the housing market altogether. Lastly, the segregation of neighborhoods by income and race was often reinforced through zoning laws and discriminatory lending practices, leading to further social inequities.
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How are cities and suburbs becoming more alike?
yes they are, suburbs are now becoming more and more urban. Though they are becoming more urban they are not like anything we have seen before. by 2050 we may not be able to tell them apart very well.
Between 1940 and 1960 what did more than 40 million Americans do?
They migrated to the suburbs.
What best describes the changing attitudes of people living in developing suburbs?
In reference to the Roaring 20s, one changing attitude of people living in developing suburbs was that they became more politically conservative. They also became more politically active in general.
What attracted people to the suburbs?
they were neighborhoods away from the city centers. People were attracted to the suburbs by more land or bigger homes
What plan was used to split the confederacy?
The Union planned to capture Mississippi. This would break the South in half and create more problems.
Why does the US have more low density suburbs as compared to suburbs in many other countries?
Narrow European streets create the illusion of high density suburbs
Is hiding from your problems good?
No, hiding from your problems aren't good because they create more and more problems.
What will happen if problems are not promptly solved?
Problems that are not promptly solved create more problems.
Did the people become more conservative and politically active as the suburbs developed?
Suburbs tended to be more conservative and Republican.
How is a city similar and different from its suburbs?
A city usually is considered to have many more people that suburbs. Suburbs are usually located outside of the city.
What factors helped suburbs grow?
Problems in the cities
How is a city similar to and different from its suburbs?
A city usually is considered to have many more people that suburbs. Suburbs are usually located outside of the city.
Can science and technology solve the unending human problems?
I seriously doubt that it could, because the more things we create, even though they may solve certain problems, they create more, thus creating a never ending chain of problems... However, that is just my view...
What did God Create after Adam?
In the second biblical creation story (Genesis 2:4b-20), God's creation of Adam was the first act of creation. God then planted a garden eastward of Eden.For more information, please visit: http://christianity.answers.com/theology/the-story-of-creation
How are the suburbs of Sydney Australia different from suburbs in the US?
Suburbs in Sydney often feature a more compact design, with a mix of residential and commercial areas, and a strong emphasis on public transport accessibility. In contrast, many US suburbs are characterized by larger lots, car dependency, and a more segregated zoning approach, leading to distinct residential and commercial districts. Additionally, Sydney's suburbs typically have a greater focus on green spaces and outdoor activities, while US suburbs often prioritize privacy and space. Cultural diversity is also more pronounced in Sydney's suburbs, reflecting the city's multicultural population.
What are the main differences in Land use between an inner city and the suburbs?
Inner cities tend to have higher population density, more commercial and industrial land use, and fewer green spaces compared to suburbs. Suburbs typically have more residential areas, larger residential lots, more parks and recreational areas, and more open space. Suburbs also tend to have lower population density and more car-dependent infrastructure compared to inner cities.
What problems existed in suburbs in the 1950's?
the fact that it was to similar, and every house looked the same. tht's all i have, & i need like one or two more reasons why. & i can't find any. help?!
