How did “car culture” in the United States affect the new migration of the 1950s?

After World War II, expanded highways and growing car ownership made long-distance travel and moving easier. This helped people relocate from the North and East to the South and West, where jobs and new communities were growing. Choice A describes this effect; cars did not limit migration to wealthy people or cause people to move toward Eastern cities.

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