How did the Federal Housing Policy of 1937 contribute to housing segregation? A. You could only receive a mortgage if it specifically excluded certain groups of people from purchasing your home in the future B. New housing was only built in the poorest of neighborhoods and not in working class neighborhoods, thus keeping the two sections of society separate C. Certain corporations could purchase contracts for nice, expensive housing while poorer, smaller businesses could only afford cheaper housing, causing a disparity depending on location D. The new houses were built quickly, poorly and with cheap material, so anyone who purchased them was automatically bumped down a level in economic status

How did the Federal Housing Policy of 1937 contribute to housing segregation? A. You could only receive a mortgage if it specifically excluded certain groups of people from purchasing your home in the future B. New housing was only built in the poorest of neighborhoods and not in working class neighborhoods, thus keeping the two sections of society separate C. Certain corporations could purchase contracts for nice, expensive housing while poorer, smaller businesses could only afford cheaper housing, causing a disparity depending on location D. The new houses were built quickly, poorly and with cheap material, so anyone who purchased them was automatically bumped down a level in economic status