13) Public housing is A) a conversion of low-income housing to middle-class housing. B) illegally established low-income housing. C) housing that has changed from single-family owner occupancy to abandonment. D) low-income government-owned housing. E) buildings housing public services, such as government agencies.

14) A process of converting a neighborhood from low-income to middle-class is A) blockbusting. B) filtering. C) gentrification. D) redlining E) zoning

15) U. S. inner cities face fiscal problems because A) federal and state funds are available. B) low-income people are concentrated there. C) middle-class families are attracted there. D) redlining is no longer legal. E) block busting has changed the ethnic neighborhoods.

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Lillian Wong

19 March, 20:48

13) Public housing is A) a conversion of low-income housing to middle-class housing. B) illegally established low-income housing. C) housing that has changed from single-family owner occupancy to abandonment. D) low-income government-owned housing. E) buildings housing public services, such as government agencies.

14) A process of converting a neighborhood from low-income to middle-class is A) blockbusting. B) filtering. C) gentrification. D) redlining E) zoning

15) U. S. inner cities face fiscal problems because A) federal and state funds are available. B) low-income people are concentrated there. C) middle-class families are attracted there. D) redlining is no longer legal. E) block busting has changed the ethnic neighborhoods.

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Rhett Mckee · Answer 1

13. Public housing is D low income government owned housing.

14. A process of converting a neighborhood from low income to middle class is C gentrification.

15. US inner cities face fiscal problems because B low income people are concentrated there.