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Following World War I, large U. S. cities experienced increased competition for jobs and housing.
Which development was a significant result of this pattern of urban changes?
(A New Deal legislation to create jobs and stimulate the economy
(B
a population shift to rural areas for increased job opportunities
(C
race riots fueled by intolerance and continuing African-American migrations
D
the banning of women in the workplace so that they could focus on the home

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