What was a major consequence for a huge number of people living in San Francisco right after the 1906 disaster?

Many were left without a place to live.

The price of food became very cheap.

New schools were built immediately.

Everyone decided to move to the mountains.

How did city planners view the need to rebuild San Francisco after the 1906 disaster?

As an impossible task that would take too long.

As a chance to create a better-designed city.

As a reason to move the city's location inland.

As a problem that only the federal government could solve.

They were given new jobs by the government.

They quickly moved to other states.

They received money to repair their houses.

The city was permanently abandoned.

Its people began a major project to rebuild it.

It became a small town with few residents.

The government decided to forbid tall buildings.

Fires that spread because water lines were broken

Landslides from the nearby hills

Strong aftershocks that lasted for weeks