The term 'Suburbanization' in the late 20th century often led to 'White Flight,' which is:
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Correct answer: The movement of white residents out of diverse urban areas to racially homogeneous suburbs
As cities became more diverse and faced economic challenges, many white families moved to the suburbs. This trend exacerbated racial and economic segregation and led to a declining tax base for many inner cities.
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