Question

During the construction of Interstate 55, residents of the destroyed Pleasant View neighborhood were afforded vouchers to live at this site. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this urban housing project north of the “Delmar Divide” in St. Louis. It was demolished within two decades in an event Charles Jencks described as the end of modernist architecture.
ANSWER: Pruitt–Igoe housing project [or Wendell O. Pruitt Homes and William Igoe Apartments]
[10e] The city of St. Louis made use of this two-word legal power to acquire private property for public use, first to construct Pruitt–Igoe in the 1950s, then to lure the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency to the site today.
ANSWER: eminent domain
[10h] This company convinced a different city’s first African-American mayor to make use of eminent domain for a project termed Factory ZERO, which failed to revive the neighborhood of Poletown.
ANSWER: General Motors [or GM] (The mayor was Coleman Young.)

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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Chicago ADuke A1010020
Chicago CHarvard A10101030
Claremont AWUSTL B010010
Columbia BJohns Hopkins A1010020
Cornell AMaryland A1010020
Cornell BMIT A1010020
Florida AChicago B1010020
Georgia Tech ABrown A1010020
Georgia Tech BIllinois A1010020
Imperial AHouston A010010
Iowa State APenn A1010020
McGill AYale B1010020
Michigan AMinnesota B1010020
NYU AUC Berkeley B1010020
North Carolina AIndiana A1010020
Northwestern AColumbia A0101020
Penn State ARutgers A1010020
Purdue ARutgers B010010
Stanford AOhio State A1010020
Toronto ATexas A10101030
UC Berkeley AMinnesota A1010020
Vanderbilt AFlorida B1010020
Virginia ASouth Carolina A1010020
Yale AWUSTL A1010020