What encouraged Californians' growing dependence on the automobile in the 1950s?
a. The construction of freeways with a mix of state and federal funds
b. The decline of public transportation connecting residential neighborhoods to downtown areas
c. The automobile's symbolization of personal freedom
d. All of the above
Question 2
What impact did fair housing and employment legislation, passed from the 1940s through the 1960s, have on African and Mexican Americans?
a. African American and Mexican American residents remained in the urban core to take advantage of employment opportunities in the industries that remained there.
b. Discriminatory real estate and housing practices kept African American and Mexican American residents in the decaying urban core while job opportunities also declined as many industries relocated to the suburbs.
c. Housing and job opportunities both improved for a significant minority of African Americans and Mexican Americans.
d. The laws were passed too late to have a positive effect on Mexican Americans and African Americans.
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