Question

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suburbanization in the united states had
many social and political effects.
identify four effects related to
suburbanization.
click on the effects you want to select.
effects of suburbanization
a larger part of the urban population was african american.
democratic parties in northern cities lost support.
loss of job opportunities in cities contributed to urban riots.
middle-class americans moved to the inner cities.
suburban residents were more likely to be republican.
suburbs and cities grew at a similar rate.
the populations of cities grew increasingly poor.

Explanation:

1. "A larger part of the urban population was African American": Suburbanization saw white middle - class flight, leaving more African Americans in urban areas.
2. "Democratic parties in Northern cities lost support": As middle - class (often Democratic - leaning in cities) moved to suburbs, Northern city Dems lost support.
3. "Loss of job opportunities in cities contributed to urban riots": Job loss in cities (due to suburban growth and industrial shifts) led to unrest.
4. "Suburban residents were more likely to be Republican": Suburban demographics and political leanings made Republicans more common there.
5. "The populations of cities grew increasingly poor": With middle - class leaving, urban populations became poorer. (We need to pick four. Let's analyze each option: "Middle - class Americans moved to the inner cities" is wrong as they moved to suburbs. "Suburbs and cities grew at a similar rate" is wrong as suburbs grew faster. So the correct four are: "A larger part of the urban population was African American", "Democratic parties in Northern cities lost support", "Loss of job opportunities in cities contributed to urban riots", "Suburban residents were more likely to be Republican", "The populations of cities grew increasingly poor" – but we need four, so we can choose the first four of the correct ones we identified.)

Answer:

A. A larger part of the urban population was African American
B. Democratic parties in Northern cities lost support
C. Loss of job opportunities in cities contributed to urban riots
E. Suburban residents were more likely to be Republican

(Or including "The populations of cities grew increasingly poor" instead of one of the above, but the key is to identify the correct effects based on suburbanization's social and political impacts.)