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What role did the automobile play in changing the way that young people in the US lived and socialized?
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Cars made youth in the 1920's more independent and allowed them to escape the careful watch of their parents. Instead of socializing at home with the family, many youths could now use cars to seek new forms of entertainment with their friends and to find privacy.
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How did the automobile change where people lived in the 1950's?
The automobile created the suburbs. People could commute into the cities to work without having to live there.
HOW DID THE AUTOMOBILE CHANGE THE WAYS PEOPLE LIVED?
driving is quicker than horsing
How did the automobile change how people lived?
Having automobiles changed the way people lived because of not having to walk every where, they could carry more (because of seats and the boot)! hope this helped :)
Which statement best describes the impact of changing borders on the people who lived there?
It divided people and caused disruption.
Life before cars?
Before the automobile, people both lived in the city and worked in the city, or lived in the country and worked on a farm. Because of the automobile, the growth of suburbs has allowed people to live on the outskirts of the city and be able to work in the city by commuting. New jobs due to the impact of the automobile such as fast food, city/highway construction, state patrol/police, convenience stores, gas stations, auto repair shops, auto shops, etc. allow more employment for the world's growing population.
Did Benjamin Harrison travel by horse?
I'm sure he did many times. He lived before the automobile age. There were also trains and riverboats available when he lived.
How did cars change the way people lived and worked in the 1900s?
It allowed people to move from one place to another allot quicker. The automobile put people on wheels and that changed everything. No longer was a 20 mile trip and all day affair. It also allowed the delivery of goods from one place to another. It opened up parts of the country that could only be reached by horse in the past. The automobile brought people closer together.
Why did people get married during the Black Death or Bubonic Plague?
For the same reason they worked, played music, socialized, lived etc. No one then knew the cause of the disease, nor its cure. So they continued daily living, despite the sudden extreme increase of the disease... And death rate.
Who lived in the Titanic and lived?
712 people lived (and 1,496 people died) on Titanic.
What kind of people lived in Jamestown?
English people lived in Jamestown but they were not pilgrims that lived in Jamestown
How did the early people lived?
they lived by
Where did the woodland people lived?
people of the woodland land lived in new France
