Resistance to mandatory busing to achieve integrated schools in the 1960s and 1970s contributed to so-called
A)white flight.
B)suburbanization.
C)racial flight.
D)racial migration.
E)de-urbanization.

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Resistance to mandatory busing, which aimed to achieve integration in schools, led to white families moving out of the city and into suburban areas, which became known as "white flight." Therefore, option A is the most appropriate choice.

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