During the postwar suburban boom, African- Americans

A) could only buy houses in Levittown.
B) could only get credit from state-sponsored agencies.
C) found out it was almost impossible to enjoy suburban life.
D) finally enjoyed racial equality.
E) were paid as much as whites for similar jobs.

Suburban Boom

The rapid expansion of suburban neighborhoods in the United States post-World War II, driven by factors like increasing automobile ownership, housing demand, and government policies.

African-Americans

An ethnic group in the United States with partial or total ancestry from any of the Black racial groups of Africa, notable for their distinct cultural, historical, and social experiences.

Levittown

Low-cost, mass-produced developments of suburban tract housing built by William Levitt after World War II on Long Island and elsewhere.