One reason why veterans were quite attracted to the suburbs after WWII was that Suburbs were affordable and had space.
<h3 /><h3>Why were suburbs attractive to veterans?</h3>
Suburbs like the Levittown gained popularity and were really attractive to a lot of Americans thanks to their affordable nature.
They also offered quite a bit of space for families to be raised. Both these factors attracted veterans of WWII who were looking to settle down.
In conclusion, option C is correct.
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No, electrocution is the third leading cause of a worker's death. The ones before electrocution are falls and being stuck by objects.
