Interstate Highway Act of 1956 · US History

What was a major social impact of the Interstate Highway System?

  1. Near-complete social and economic isolation of rural farming communities
  2. A measurable reduction in overall population movement
  3. Increased mobility and travel opportunities for Americans
  4. The near-total elimination of domestic tourism
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Correct answer: Increased mobility and travel opportunities for Americans

The highway system made travel more accessible for many Americans. It supported tourism, migration, and cultural exchange.

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