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- 1. Multiple Choice
Suburbs are mostly White/Caucasian ?
True
False
- 2. Multiple Choice
FDR?
Federal Disadvantage Restrictions
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin D. Rose
Federal Divided Restrictions
- 3. Multiple Choice
1930's New Deal Loan Programs to finance homes that were ...
Separated but equal
Colored Coded to be fair to all races
Color-Coded Maps to favor the green areas with white people
Color-Coded Maps to favor the red areas with non-white people
- 4. Multiple Choice
Redlining meant that ....
if you lived in the "green areas" it was super easy to qualify for a home loan.
if you lived in the "red areas" it was super easy to qualify for a home loan.
- 5. Multiple Choice
William Levitt
tried really hard to diversify communities.
systematically prevented Caucasians to buy homes.
created suburb communities only for people of the Caucasian-Race
helped non-white families to buy homes.
- 6. Multiple Choice
Through 1934 - 1968 how many home loans were given to White families vs non-White families
2% White vs 98% non-White
20% White vs 80% non-White
50% White vs 50% non-White
98% White vs 2% non-White
- 7. Multiple Choice
Do you get to pick what color you are when you start "the game"?
Yes
No
- 8. Multiple Choice
When you buy a home you are able to accrue wealth when the markets goes up?
True
False
- 9. Multiple Choice
The influx of new wealth brings businesses to that particular community like an organic grocery?
True
False
- 10. Multiple Choice
Is the home buying industry rigged?
Yes
No
- 11. Multiple Choice
School and home segregation is still a thing?
True
False
- 12. Multiple Choice
Highways that were build to make access to the suburbs easier for white Americans were run through black middle-class neighborhoods.
True
False
- 13. Multiple Choice
Today banks charge black-American home buyers higher rates than white-Americans.
True
False
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