I believe your answer would either be B. Suburbs caused people to live with others of the same socioeconomic status or C. suburbs caused American cities to grow rapidly. For B., I think this answer would be correct because a suburban area is an outlying district/residential area of a city and people in the same class would likely live there, most probable to be of the lower class (see "neighborhood," if needed to be cleared up). For C., suburbs are outlying districts, or neighborhoods, in a city. With more suburban areas, American cities will grow rapidly, even if they're made up of the lower class. With low-class neighborhoods making up most of the city, they may excel and become equal with the rest in the city, or at least not so far under.
Mostly, I would have to go with answer choice B.
Yes-
He wanted to build up his power, so the Normans could have a great empire, like their Viking ancestors. Harald Hardrada - Harald was a famous Viking warrior and skilled commander. He already had secure control over his own land.
No-
Hardrada anted to be King of England because he wanted more power and better land. Hardrada was very unpopular, but very powerful. His name alone was enough to strike fear into the hearts and minds of his enemies.
The Pilgrims intended to land in Northern Virginia, which at the time included the region as far north as the Hudson River in the modern State of New York. The Hudson River, in fact, was their originally intended destination.
Answer:
b. a world history textbook's account publish in 2014
Explanation:
the other resources would most likely contain the most biased information
