Question 2 • Anthropology S1 - Brisco- 6310 - 2026/27*E
Widespread car ownership made it easier for people to travel longer distances for work, shopping, and leisure. As a result, Americans’ sense of what counted as “close” or “far” changed. Cars may have influenced where people lived, but they did not create individualism or simply cause urban populations to increase.
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