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The transportation innovation that first allowed late-nineteenth-century cities to expand to the suburbs was the?
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Historically the growth of north American suburbs was most constrained by?
Limited transportation
What industry encouraged the growth of suburbs?
The automobile industry. In particular public transportation (the diesel engine).
How much of America lives in suburbs?
Today, about half of all Americans live in suburbs.
Ask us anythingWhich statement is true A. Suburbs caused Americans to stop going to church. B. Suburbs caused American cities to grow rapidly. C. Suburbs caused people to live with others of the same?
C. suburbs caused people to live with others of the same socioeconomic status
Suburbs tended to have?
little diversity
Why was a car necessary in the suburbs?
Because there is rarely public transportation in the suburbs.
What was a cause of the limited diversity in the suburbs?
African Americans were not allowed in many suburbs which caused limited diversity.
What is statement is true about the growth of suburbs?
The growth of suburbs offered many opportunities for business owenrs
What did the growth of suburbs depend on?
Improvements in transportation
What is statement a true about the growth of the suburbs?
the growth of suburbs encouraged innovation in business (apex)
Which was not a reason for the growth of suburbs?
One reason for the growth of suburbs was increased automobile ownership and improved transportation infrastructure.
Which trains allowed people to commute to work?
Suburbs(apex) started to grow.
Which form of transportation contributed most to the growth of the suburbs?
Automobile
Why did people living in the suburbs have cars?
Lack of public transportation, mostly.
What form of transportation contributed most to the growth of the suburbs in the 1950s?
automobile
What was the cause of the limited diversity in the suburbs?
Only white families could afford to buy a house in the suburbs.
Which factor did not contribute to the growth of the suburbs?
A factor that did not contribute to the growth of suburbs is the decline in automobile ownership and usage. Suburbs typically grew due to factors such as increased automobile ownership, improved transportation infrastructure, and a desire for more space and privacy away from urban areas.
