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How did Indiana’s car culture change life for many Hoosiers? Select all that apply.

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Many African American Hoosiers moved to the suburbs.
Many African American Hoosiers moved to the suburbs.

Hoosiers could eat and enjoy entertainment in their cars.
Hoosiers could eat and enjoy entertainment in their cars.

Hoosiers became dependent on their cars when they moved to the suburbs.
Hoosiers became dependent on their cars when they moved to the suburbs.

Many Hoosiers bought houses in urban areas because they were larger and could house their growing families.

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The following responses indicate how Indiana's car culture changed life for many Hoosiers:

  1. Many African American Hoosiers moved to the suburbs.
  2. Hoosiers could eat and enjoy entertainment in their cars.
  3. Hoosiers became dependent on their cars when they moved to the suburbs.

The response about many Hoosiers buying houses in urban areas does not directly relate to the influence of car culture specifically; rather, it reflects a different aspect of housing and urban development.