Essay On Suburban Growth

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After the world war, to the suburban growth in the 1990s and it affects American greatly because it contributed to the economy growth of United State after the Second World War, some state in U.S like Texas New York, and Pennsylvania became the most famous cities in the united State in 1950s. American started to buy land in the country of the cities, to build a house that is cheap, and people were able to buy subsides low mortgages than renting an expensive apartment in the city. The first reason is that in the middle of the twentieth century American experiences a mass immigration to a suburb because people need housing. “The acute housing shortage in the late 1940s (98 percent of cities reported shortages of houses and apartments in 1945) …show more content…

In the 1950s, everybody is dreaming of having a big car and cars became increase among the suburban and they are the heist who bought almost eight million cars in 1955. “Nine out of ten suburban families owned a car, as compared to six of ten urban households.” (Tindall and Shi 1255). New Technology changed everything, there transportation system were easy and this makes them travel from one place to another, the car changed their social life and make it suitability for them to go for shopping, better than riding animal and walking. Furthermore, in 1954, they established the school, restaurant, parks, and church. Suburb became popular and they were helped with mortgage and college. They build highway and railroad and their life change socially and economically. Conclusion, in the 1950s millions of American dream come true, the all achieved their aim, to have house, car, land, school and

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