The Development of Electric Trolleys in the Late Nineteenth Century

question 171

Multiple Choice

The development of electric trolleys in the late nineteenth century transformed the American city by

• A) ending horse-drawn transportation in the city.
• B) enabling cities to build upward as well as outward.
• C) separating the mass transportation of the working class from the private vehicles of the wealthy.
• D) enabling cities to plan streets along regular grid lines.
• E) creating distinct districts devoted to residential neighborhoods, commerce, and industry.

Grasp the 80/20 phenomenon in the context of social movements and policy making.

Recognize the importance and limitations of diversity training in addressing structural racism.

Distinguish between direct and indirect, as well as individual and institutional, change methods.

Acknowledge the role and impact of multiracial social movements in the United States.

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