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I think the first key to answering this question is understanding what the suburbs are. Most people consider themselves to either live in the city, or outside the city (the suburbs). The suburbs are usually less populated regions that do not contain the city life including lots of commercial buildings, big populations, and public transportation. In the city, most people could survive on public transportation. Nowadays, most cities have all sorts of transportation including buses, trains, subways, and taxi services. However, in the suburbs, there aren't as many public transportation. Hence living in the suburbs is pretty much a necessity to owning a car, unless you are comfortable walking, riding a bike, or any other means.
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What did the new England colonies rely on to make a living?
The New England colonies relied on fishing to make a living. They also relied on the help from the Native Americans in the area.
Did modern living make the people weak a conclusion for a debate?
No its not a conclusion for a debate but you could ask politics about it.
What assumptions might have influenced the convention's decision not to allow the American people to directly choose their president senators and federal judges?
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When did the constitution make its debut to the people?
Actually it was never published. In 1789 it was passed by Congress, Washington was made President and the United States formed. When the anniversary of the constitution happened in 1889 no one knew where it was. In the 1700’s the population in general wasn’t politically involved and couldn’t vote. White land owning men over 21 were the only people who could vote.
