Question

From the 1950–1990s, many cities experienced a loss in population as people left for the suburbs. All of these are factors that led to this migration EXCEPT __________.

a. government subsidies built highways, making commuting from the suburbs into the cities easier
b. cities experienced a rise in unemployment and crime
c. people south out the better public transportation options present in the suburbs
d. people liked the room and privacy of larger hours and lots in the suburbs

Answer 1

C

Step-by-step explanation:

People south out the better public transportation options present in the suburbs

People would not leave the city for just a transportatiom issue because it doesnt necessarily affect their income, security, accomodation , food and all the basic essentials for living. The likelihood people leave because ofma better public transportation will be very negligible or non existent.

Answer 2

Answer: C. People south out the better public transportation options present in the suburbs

Step-by-step explanation:

For every reason that people would leave the city, it wouldn't be for public transportation options, definitely, the cities would have a better transportation system than suburbs.