The "new urbanism" is a development in urban planning that seeks to…
A)extend boomburgs so that they spread into more and more metropolitan areas.
B)get people to reverse migrate from suburbs back to central cities.
C)build new towns that capture and preserve positive features of historic small towns.
D)promote a form of urban renewal based on a concern for social justice and equity.

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The "new urbanism" movement focuses on creating new towns that capture and preserve positive features of historic small towns, promoting mixed-use development, walkability, and community-oriented design. It does not seek to extend boomburgs or promote reverse migration from suburbs, nor is it solely focused on social justice and equity.

The "New Urbanism" Is a Development in Urban Planning That