Statement I.William Levitt and other suburban developers were guilty of housing discrimination in the years after World War II.
Statement II.The suburbanization of the country did not really get rolling until the 1970s.

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Statement I is true based on evidence that William Levitt and other suburban developers practiced housing discrimination by excluding African Americans and other minorities from their suburban communities. Statement II is false because the suburbanization of the country began in the post-World War II period, with Levittown being a prime example of the mass suburbanization of the 1950s and 1960s.