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Urbanization in this phase involved a movement of industry out of the central city
areas and a movement of large numbers of people to surburban residential areas
. This migration to the suburbs , which included high proportions of young ...
Urbanization in this phase involved a movement of industry out of the central city
areas and a movement of large numbers of people to surburban residential areas
. This migration to the suburbs , which included high proportions of young ...
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In the period following World War II there was a dramatic movement of whites to
suburban residential areas , often described as “ white flight . ” This development
can be explained by a combination of both racial and nonracial causes . Racially
...
In the period following World War II there was a dramatic movement of whites to
suburban residential areas , often described as “ white flight . ” This development
can be explained by a combination of both racial and nonracial causes . Racially
...
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... purposely integrated communities 3 . low value homes in suburban
neighborhood areas and some public housing developments Even with some
movement into these three types of neighborhood areas , Farley found evidence
that “ the ...
... purposely integrated communities 3 . low value homes in suburban
neighborhood areas and some public housing developments Even with some
movement into these three types of neighborhood areas , Farley found evidence
that “ the ...
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UNDERSTANDING COMMUNITIES | 28 |
Class and RaceEthnicity | 49 |
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