In the 1980s, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, Was a Predominantly Latino and Black

question 12

Multiple Choice

In the 1980s, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was a predominantly Latino and black area of New York City, but since the mid-1990s, landlords have pushed out tenants, renovated buildings, and rented out units for dramatically higher prices. This process is called:

• A) conurbation.
• B) metropolization.
• C) gentrification or urban renewal.
• D) urbanization.

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