The Capehart Act was a federal intervention into the market for these entities.
The Capehart Act was a federal intervention into the market for these entities. Catherine Bower led a movement named for these entities, which succeeded in passing the Wagner-Steagall act.  One variant of these entities in the late-19th century Midwest were called "soddies." The purchase of one of these entities in Missouri triggered a ruling that judicial enforcement is a state action under the Fourteenth Amendment. That 1948 case, Shelley v. Kraemer, ended the racist practice of restrictive covenants on these things. The GI Bill introduced VA Loans to help soldiers obtain these things, and an early criticism of Levittown was the homogeneity of these in that suburb. For 10 points, name these quintessentially American properties which were negatively affected by the subprime mortgage crisis.
The Capehart Act was a federal intervention into the market for these entities.
houses [or homes, or housing units; prompt "buildings"]