How will the next generation of cities address the challenges of

What is one common feature of the oldest cities from around the world?

• Wide roads

• Narrow streets

• Houses far away from workplaces

• Central public spaces

What are some features of today's American cities?

• Narrow streets and mixed-use buildings

• Wide roads and houses close to workplaces

• Parking lots and exhaust

• Central public spaces and human connection

What caused the negative impact on American cities in the middle of the 20th century?

• Increased use of streetcars and horses

• Influence of the automobile industry

• Lack of government investment

• Zoning laws and policies

Which sector in the United States contributes significantly to greenhouse gas emissions?

• Transportation

• Agriculture

• Manufacturing

• Energy production

What are the four things to consider when making a place more walkable?

• Useful, safe, comfortable, interesting

• Wide, fast, convenient, modern

• Accessible, affordable, spacious, clean

• Quiet, scenic, luxurious, exclusive

What is a key part of addressing climate change and building the next generation of cities?

• Increasing access to public transit

• Building more parking lots

• Expanding highways

• Encouraging car ownership

What is the vision of the green new deal?

• Investing in a regenerative economy

• Promoting racial injustice

• Underinvesting in communities

• Abandoning public transit

What does collective power and organizing amplify?

• The power of the automobile industry

• The vision of a sustainable world

• The importance of wide roads

• The need for parking lots

What can be done to give cities back to the people?

• Increasing access to public transit

• Building more highways

• Expanding parking lots

• Encouraging car ownership

What did past cities emphasize?

• Wide roads and separation

• Human connection and social spaces

• Exhaust and air pollution

• Car-related infrastructure