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The growth of the suburbs during the 1950s was made possible in part by government spending for highway construction, streetlights, and paved roads. True or false?

The growth of the suburbs during the 1950s was made possible in part by government spending for highway construction, streetlights, and paved roads. True or false?
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The growth of the suburbs during the 1950s was made possible in part by government spending for highway construction, streetlights, and paved roads. True or false?

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true

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Because it is mostly focus on infrastructure development.

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