Question

18 multiple choice 1 point one effect of widespread suburbanization in the us during the 1920s was... decreased immigration from europe and asia airlines adding routes to new cities increased reliance on the automobile tv replacing radio as the most popular medium

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "Decreased immigration from Europe and Asia": Suburbanization in the 1920s US was not directly related to decreasing immigration from these regions. Immigration restrictions (like the Immigration Act of 1924) were more about quotas, not suburbanization.
• "Airlines adding routes to new cities": In the 1920s, commercial air travel was in its infancy, and suburbanization (growth of suburbs) would not drive airlines to add routes to new cities. Suburbs are residential areas near cities, not new cities for airline routes.
• "Increased reliance on the automobile": Suburbanization meant people lived in suburbs but worked in cities. To commute, they needed automobiles. The 1920s saw the rise of the automobile (e.g., Ford Model T), and suburban growth increased the need for personal transportation, so this makes sense.
• "TV replacing radio as the most popular medium": Television was not widespread in the 1920s; radio was dominant then. TV became popular later (post - WWII), so this is incorrect.

Answer:

C. Increased reliance on the automobile