The new American suburbs of the 1950s __________
A) were too expensive for most young couples
B) allowed only upper-class inhabitants
C) were mainly inhabited by working-class families
D) showed a surprising occupational diversity among inhabitants
E) were typically open to all races and religions
Answer: D
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