Why did some describe the social structure of New Orleans right after Hurricane Katrina as "collapsing"?
A. Social gathering places like cafes were destroyed by the storm.
B. Daily routines and patterns of behavior broke down in the days following Katrina.
C. Many buildings and homes were destroyed by the storm.
D. Many longtime residents refused to return.
Answer: B
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