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Why was Atlanta called “the city too busy to hate” during William B. Hartsfield’s administration?(1 point)
The city avoided involvement in World War II
Atlanta focused on agriculture instead of industry
City leaders promoted calm integration and economic growth
Segregation laws were strictly enforced
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City leaders promoted calm integration and economic growth.
Hartsfield emphasized moderate, business-focused policies that minimized racial conflict, attracted investment, and guided gradual desegregation — hence “too busy to hate.”
Hartsfield emphasized moderate, business-focused policies that minimized racial conflict, attracted investment, and guided gradual desegregation — hence “too busy to hate.”
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