What did the suburbs of the late 19th century offer to those well-off enough to afford them?

A) rich hunting grounds
B) convenient shopping
C) tree-lined neighborhoods
D) quicker commutes to work

Suburbs

Residential areas located on the outskirts of cities or large towns, typically characterized by lower population density and more single-family homes than urban centers.

Tree-lined Neighborhoods

Residential areas characterized by the abundance of trees along streets and in public spaces, contributing to aesthetic appeal, shade, and environmental benefits.

Commutes

The daily travel undertaken by individuals to get from their place of residence to their place of work or study and back.