Which scenario typifies a federally subsidized exodus of whites from central cities?
a. After earning her MBA, Kate found a better job in the suburbs, so she and her family moved out of the city to reduce her commute.
b. Kent had no trouble securing a home loan, so moving to a bigger house in the suburbs was an easy way to escape urban life.
c. Lisa was intimidated by nonwhite minorities who were moving in large numbers to her city, so she relocated to an ethnically homogenous white suburb.
d. Mary and John were tired of using public transportation, so they bought a car and relocated their family to the suburbs.
c
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a. 1,085 square feet b. 2,034 square feet c. 7,075 square feet d. over 3,000 square feet
One reason for the "Hispanic paradox" is the culture's promotion of supportive family and community relationships
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
When American Indians arrived in the cities, the burden of supporting the families fell on the ______.
A. older men B. women C. teenagers D. younger men
Consumption is becoming less valued in the United States today.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)