After World War II, California's population grew quickly. What was a major reason the state built a large freeway system?

To encourage people to use trains more often

To help people and goods move faster because of more cars on the road

To create scenic routes for tourists to visit the coastline

To replace all of the small, local streets in major cities

How did the new freeway system help strengthen California's economy after World War II?

It made it much easier for trucks to transport products from farms and factories to stores and ports.

It created many permanent jobs for people who collected tolls on the highways.

It encouraged more people to use the state's railway system for shipping.

It was built primarily to connect military bases to each other.

They could work from home using new technology.

They had to rely more on public trains to get to work.

They could live in a community farther away from their city job and drive to work.

They were required to live in the same neighborhood where they worked.