Answer:
Prior to the civil war more people living in the cities of what region than any other region was the North East Region of the United States.
Explanation:
For much of the United States history up till the civil war, the country's political and economic power remained in the North East.
This mostly included the 13 original colonies, which were densely populated, industrialized and rich.
However, after the Civil War ended, places such as Florida, California, etc began to prosper and a whole mid-west region (centered around Chicago) and a West coast region (centered around San Francisco) gradually began to have economic importance.
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1. Homes in the suburbs were affordable to middle class families. This had to do with lower land prices in suburbs vs. the city and also new building practices that brought down the cost of these suburban homes.
2. The G.I. bill provided loans to military veterans, so this also helped them be able to afford "the American dream" of home ownership.
3. The construction of highways facilitated travel into the cities for work from the suburbs. (Note that the Federal Aid Highway Act was passed in 1956.)
4. There was a perception that life in the suburbs would be safer and less susceptible to crime than life in the city.
That's several reasons you can work with.
