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All of the following contributed to "White Flight" from US
cities after WWII except:
O The passage of the GI Bill in 1944
O The Federal Highway Act
O The high level of availability of housing in urban areas
O The mass production of single-family homes in the late 1940s

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White Flight reasons post-WWII explained. Factors contributing and not contributing to White Flight.


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White Flight, the movement of middle and upper-class whites to suburbs to avoid living in areas with high proportions of racial minorities, was influenced by various factors post-WWII.

Key contributors to 'White Flight' included the Federal Highway Act that facilitated suburban development, the mass production of single-family homes in the late 1940s, and the passage of the GI Bill in 1944, which provided benefits for military veterans like housing loans.

However, one factor that did not contribute to 'White Flight' was the high level of availability of housing in urban areas, as whites sought to move away from racially mixed urban regions to more homogeneous suburban areas.


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