Resistance to mandatory busing to achieve integrated schools in the 1960s and 1970s contributed to the so-called ________.
A)eminent domain
B)merit system
C)unitary system
D)home rule
E)white flight

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Resistance to mandatory busing led to a phenomenon called "white flight," which refers to the large-scale movement of white families from urban areas to predominantly white suburbs in order to avoid mandatory integration.

Resistance to Mandatory Busing to Achieve Integrated Schools in the 1960s