Which of the Following Best Describes the Housing Styles of Pre-World

question 41

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes the housing styles of pre-World War II suburbs?

• A)Styles were widely eclectic with many different architectural types.
• B)Houses were still predominately row houses built in clusters and located close together.
• C)Houses were mass-produced and looked almost exactly alike-"little boxes all in a row!"
• D)Most urban housing at this time could be described as "grand estates" with homes of mansion-like quality.

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Independent Variable

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Dependent Variable

The variable in an experiment that is affected by manipulation of the independent variable, and is measured or observed by the researcher.

Control Variable

An experimental element which is constant and unchanged throughout the course of the investigation to ensure that the effect of the independent variable can be measured accurately.

Control Group

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