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As we read , we will question what it means to name a literary genre after a historical period that is itself named after a monarch . In a national context , moreover , Strickland 's arrest reflected an expansion of municipal land-use regulations in the suburbs , more aggressive policing of the suburban rim by local governments , and growing racial exclusivity in the suburbs — even in those designed for the working class . Touching the Indians became a popular sport among young French couples , who , newspapers reported , thought such contact would assure fertility ! This was also true in a variety of predominantly black suburbs , where rising economic status among suburban migrants invigorated a class-based home-ownership politics , resulting in the passage of building and sanitary restrictions after the war . " The cut-price removal of the unpopular Iraqi dictator started to look like a smart move .