By 1960, Modern Suburbs Were Where Most People Lived in the U.S.By

question 22

Multiple Choice

By 1960, modern suburbs were where most people lived in the U.S.By 1980, the suburbs were even farther away from the city center and were where

• A)most people shopped and worked.
• B)people lived while still mainly commuting to the CBD.
• C)the poorest people still lived and squatted on land they did not own.
• D)none of the above apply.

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Definitions:

Homeless Population

Individuals who lack stable and permanent housing, including those living on the streets, shelters, or in temporary accommodations.

Caste System

A form of social stratification where individuals' status is fixed at birth based on their parents' occupation and community membership, notably present in India.

Class System

A system of social stratification based on economic or social status, where individuals are grouped into hierarchical categories.

Social Mobility

The ability of individuals or families to move up or down the social ladder within a society, which can be a sign of a society's level of equality.