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The curved streets in Levittowns are similar compared to the streets in North Carolina. What makes them similar is the structure for instance. Both North Carolina and Levittowns have crossroads.

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Carthage is not very similar to a Levittown Assignment because Carthage doesn't have any housing developments. C-City is also not known for being the easiest for going around because everything is on one road. Carthage is also out of date compared to other towns around due to the low population compared to neighboring towns.

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Levittowns and Santa Clarita both had large shopping centers. Since the 1950's, America has been consumed by consumerism. Americans are obsessed with buying the newest thing and having the most luxurious items. Malls and shopping centers in general were a great indicator of that. The mall in Santa Clarita sells everything from video games to mattresses. In Levittowns the main focus was on new appliances that were just becoming available for commercial use. The people in Santa Clarita are mostly interested in new clothing and mainly aesthetic purchases, rather than applicable purchases.

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Parks were commonplace in Levittowns. Due to its family-oriented nature(Bubble Map), parks were a great choice for a Saturday stroll or for playtime with the kids. In Santa Clarita, the same is true. Every town has multiple parks and there is one Central Park, located in the middle of town, which is used for sports, hiking, or just to have fun. The sports played at parks were often focused on each town(Levittown), such as the league for soccer, AYSO, or baseball's Hart League or Canyon Country League. Levittowns also had their towns create sport league to help friendly competition and make the children healthier. Santa Clarita's sports leagues are slightly different than Levittown's because the Santa Clarita leagues encompass more than one town, Hart covers more than just Newhall and Canyon Country's has more than just Canoyon Country in their leagues. The competition is mainly between the teams within the league, rather than the leagues themselves.

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Much like Levittowns, Santa Clarita is broken up into smaller towns, some nicer than others. However, each smaller town has churches and schools just for them so you do not need to travel far for essential aspects of life(Levittown). Santa Clarita has local churches and school for the families of the area, of course they welcome anyone, but the churches are placed in a way that no one is too far for worship. Much like churches, schools are placed to not put strain onto the parents and allow for children to walk to school, if need be. They are not exactly the same though, Santa Clarita is much larger so the smaller towns still have well over 30,000 people.There are often entire school districts for each town, with 5-6 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, and 1-2 high schools.

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In Levittowns, the houses were built extremely quickly, about 36 a day(At 50, Levittown Contends...). It would be unreasonable to expect each house to be unique and different from every other house. The goal was to combat uniformity while still maintaining a limited amount of options. They achieved this by giving a few different models, such as a modern ranch house(Modern Ranch House Article). Each of the houses also had a variety of colors to choose from, so the neighbor with the same model won't have the same color pallet as you. In Santa Clarita the same is true. While the entire town isn't made by a single company, large neighborhoods often are. Every 8 houses or so you have the same house, with a couple exceptions, such as being flipped or  a different color. Santa Clarita has multiple companies building the houses, so only the neighborhoods are similar, if you were to go across a major street, the houses would be completely different.

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As self-evident it may seem, Trees and other nature play a huge role in determining the extent Santa Clarita is a modern-day Levittown. The trees add class and luxury to the streets, making the areas seem nicer. Simultaneously, it helps create jobs and improve public works. The Levittowns put trees on streets once every 28 feet(Levittown). In Santa Clarita, trees mostly hold the same purposes. Much like the Levittowns in the East, Santa Clarita has trees along both sides of the streets and on the medians between the sides of traffic. Santa Clarita uses trees less often, and often are upheld to a lower quality; they are usually dead or in poor conditions.

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Santa Clarita and Levittowns are, to a large extent, similar. Especially in the aspect of curved streets. They served many uses in Levittowns that they also serve in modern-day Santa Clarita. One of those being to add aesthetic pleasure to the town and to disrupt the rigid urban blocks that are found in major cities, such as New York or Los Angeles. Secondly, and most importantly, it added to the safety to the town. Simply put, the curved streets forced people to drive slower(Levittown), which in turn(pun intended) allowed for safer driving, for the passengers in the car and anyone else who is walking or biking. Levittowns and Santa Clarita aren't identical in their use of curved streets, Santa Clarita could use the curved streets to adjust to the mountainous terrain it is placed on. The curved streets may how they are to avoid destroying mountains in place of streets. The street names in Santa Clarita are also different from the street names in Levittowns, the smaller towns would have their names follow a trend, such as having them all start with S or having them all be in Spanish. For the most part, this is not true in Santa Clarita. Smaller sections of towns, like 10-15 streets have trends, but not on a large scale. The photo attached regarding street names has 2 streets names, in which neither of them are connected to the other.