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Which of the following contributed to the rise of the suburbs in the 1940 s and 1950s? housing policies that favored single-family homes guaranteed home loans increased road funding by the US government All of these are correct. A nonprofit group is analyzing urban areas of Bangladesh to determine regions to label as slums. Which criteria should it use? areas with substandard housing areas with high poverty rates a lack of formal property ownership arrangements All of the above are correct. In the mid-1800s, diseases like cholera and tuberculosis were rare in most of England, but frequent epidemics of these diseases would occur in densely populated London. This is an example of bright lights syndrome. planners' dilemma. a slum. urban penalty. The city of Boca Raton, Florida, is in need of improved organization of its downtown spaces, including the addition of green spaces and more multifamily units within walking distance of shops and restaurants. This work would be considered urban planning. the planners' dilemma. creating a mixed-use area. suburban sprawl. Transit-oriented development emphasizes which design feature in urban planning? urban density suburban sprawl modal split public transportation.
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