Which best describes the living preferences of most Americans during the 1920s?

Rural life was appealing to most Americans.

People were leaving farms to look for better wages and opportunities in the city.

Small town life was an attractive option for the majority of people.

The concept of self-sustained living was growing more popular.

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The best description for the housing model of the United States during the early twentieth century is that population began to leave the country more often, opting for life in large cities, where they sought better quality of life and better salary.

People were leaving farms to look for better wages and opportunities in the city.

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