Notebook Entry # 10 Right side: Levittown

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Notebook Entry # 10 Right side: Levittown William Levitt offered affordable housing to returning GIs and their families Suburbia life was discovered Presented a new form of ideal America life

Left Side continued- Story of Us: Superpower Record 10-15 bullet point notes as you watch the video clip:

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