Communities were built with an abundance of houses that would allow families with similar interests to reside as one and work together as a community. These communities would organize community events to bring the community together. The citizens of these communities were typical American families with cars and children who lived in the house with the white picket fence. Citizens of the communities competed to see who had the best decorated houses and win prizes. This helped keep community members involved in the community (Hales, Levittown: Documents of an Ideal American Suburb). This type of community has helped to camouflage the lives of