"When Atlanta won the right to host the 1996 Summer Olympic Games, organizers expected at least 50 million visitors to watch the games in person. In reality, close to 72 million took in at least one of the events in the city during the Games. Which of these would likely be a goal of Atlanta in the years leading up to the summer of 1996?"

B

Explanation:

with so many people coming to Atlanta for at least part of the summer Olympic games in 1996, more hotel rooms needed to be added in the city and in the surrounding areas. In the end, thousands more rooms were added.

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