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The freeway connects Santa Clarita to the rest of the world

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A public bridge that allow people to cross without any crosswalks.

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The police enforce the law and service the community.

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Everybody can enjoy a slice here!

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COC is predominantly Latino, diversifying the community

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Where all races can live in Santa Clarita

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A social center in Santa Clarita. The City Center's most prominent feature is the public library.

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A service Santa Clarita provides to its residents

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A social center in Santa Clarita

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Mass produced homes in Santa Clarita

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One of the main roads in Santa Clarita

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A Levittown-type neighborhood in Santa Clarita

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In conclusion, Santa Clarita and Levittown are very much alike. Both cites share several similar factors. From the community centers, to the neighborhood construction, to the way society works, these cities offer a ton to their residents. The race demographics are similar, yet the two towns have very different views on race relations. This is one of the only differences between Santa Clarita and Levittown. This means that, to a large extent, Santa Clarita is like Levittown.

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Like Levittown, Santa Clarita is predominantly white. Levittown was 100% white, as the owners excluded other races from living in the city. Santa Clarita, on the other hand is 51.7% White, 30.6% Hispanic, 10.1% Asian, 3.9% two or more races, 3.5% Black, 0.06% American Indian, .06% Other, and 0.01% Islander (http://www.city-data.com/city/Santa-Clarita-California.html). Like Levittown, Santa Clarita is still predominantly White.

Unlike Levittown, Santa Clarita allows all races to purchase homes and live in the community. This separates Santa Clarita from Levittown. By accepting other races and diversiving the community, Santa Clarita becomes more inclusive to all people. Santa Clarita provides all of its residents with its community services, and does not discriminate against ethnic minorities like Levittown did. All residents are able to share community services and enjoy all social areas throughout the city.

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Community buildings are sprinkled around Santa Clarita. There are Churches, libraries, schools, railways, and more. These amenities draw people into the city. Like Levittown, Santa Clarita has many services to offer. From Government with the town hall, to Police and Security, Santa Clarita and Levittown both protect its residents and provide them with the best amenities in the city. People share these surfaces that are spread throughout the city. These centers keep the residents happy and healthy. Both in Levittown and Santa Clarita, these social centers raise the overall value of living in the community. They help to create a friendly environment, which helps the city as a whole.

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Both Levittown and Santa Clarita have a very similar layout. Santa Clarita neighborhoods like Stevenson Ranch and West Ridge are planned. Houses around Santa Clarita were planned to be mass produced to sell for a lower price. Many homes around the city are divided by floor plans. Only the completely custom, and thus the most expensive homes, are actually unique on the interior level. Neighborhoods themselves are exactly like those in Levittown. Neighborhoods in specific parts of the city have different styles of street naming. Parts of the city are subdivided into street names of rocks, trees, birds and more. Each neighborhood, like Levittown, has only one or two entrances onto a main road. This creates a “mini-community” within the larger community of Santa Clarita.

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Levittown was founded in 1947, while Santa Clarita was founded forty years later in 1987. Even though they were founded so far apart from each other, Levittown and Santa Clarita are very much alike. Both towns share several factors to each other. From the layout, to the society, to the race make-up, Santa Clarita and Levittown are very much alike. However, Santa Clarita does differ slightly from Levittown in race relations. But, apart from this, Santa Clarita is like Levittown to a large extent.