Historian Robert Fishman suggests that the development of suburbs in the nineteenth century was largely due to the emergence of a new ideology based on…
A)widespread fear of crime in the cities.
B)a reverence for death also seen in the building of garden cemeteries.
C)the primacy of the family and domestic life.
D)the importance of integrating ethnic groups.

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Historian Robert Fishman suggests that the emergence of suburbs in the nineteenth century was largely due to the development of a new ideology centered around the primacy of the family and domestic life. This ideology placed an emphasis on escaping the negative aspects of crowded urban living and creating a peaceful, safe environment for families to thrive.

Historian Robert Fishman Suggests That the Development of Suburbs in the Nineteenth