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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2 nd one i think; Normandy
The answer is "excessive speeding"
I would say that there are two causes for this:
1) people speed more often than do other vehicle driving related crimes: that's because they explain to themselves that they are in hurry and they hope they won't cause any harm
2) Speeding is very often tested by the police, because the police wants to curb this deadly behaviour.
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