One of the benefits of the new suburban lifestyle of the 1950s was that ... a. suburban neighborhoods were inclusive and diverse. b. suburban families did not need to own cars. c. suburban homes had yards and crime was low. d. suburban houses were large and had individuality.

C. In suburban areas, houses tended to be pretty much the same and families tended to gather together who were similar in demographics. This tended to lead to lowered crime rates, if it did also tend to lead to a lowered level of diversity, inclusivity, and individuality when looking between-families and groups.