When city residents fight to protect the character of their neighborhood, including preserving older buildings, limiting traffic flow, and maintaining parks and other open spaces, they are making a case for
A) urban growth.
B) Sunbelt growth.
C) social space.
D) social limits.

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They are advocating for the preservation and quality of social spaces, which include parks, open spaces, and the overall character of the neighborhood, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a community's cultural and social environment.

When City Residents Fight to Protect the Character of Their