According to Walker, the demolition of entire neighborhoods, historians, and historic buildings in Downtown San Francisco was partly driven by d. class and race hatred.
Some historic buildings were demolished to make way for the San Francisco Civic Center building, whose construction began in 1870.
Walker noted that the ruling elites were not clearing out old buildings in the redevelopment of Downtown San Francisco but also wanted to clear out the poor and people of color from the neighborhood.
In Walker's words, the redevelopment of Downtown San Francisco destroyed ordinary people and communities instead of old buildings.
Thus, according to Walker, the demolition of entire neighborhoods, historians, and historic buildings in Downtown San Francisco was partly driven by d. class and race hatred.
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The demolition of entire neighborhoods, historians, and historic buildings in Downtown was in part driven by _______ according to Walker.
Select one:
a. concern for the poor
b. a desire to improve life for the elderly
c. concern for the homeless
d. class and race hatred
