Which of the following contributed to the massive migration into the suburbs in the 1950s and 1960s?
A) backlash against the cultural revolution
B) growing racism and decline in social cohesion
C) mass marketing and a shift in housing style
D) relative prosperity and housing policy

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The combination of relative prosperity and favorable housing policies, such as government-backed mortgages and tax incentives, allowed many Americans to afford suburban homes. Additionally, the mass marketing of suburban living as an idyllic, family-friendly lifestyle further encouraged this migration. The other options (A, B, and C) are not significant factors in the suburbanization trend.

Which of the Following Contributed to the Massive Migration into the Suburbs