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During the 1920s, mass production was used to create

A
talkies.
B
the Ford Model T.
C
support for suffrage.
D
banks.
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What is a laissez-faire government?

A
a government that has a weak leader who accomplishes little
B
a government that does not interfere with the economy
C
a government that tries to create a fair society
D
a government that raises taxes fairly across classes
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How did consumerism affect the economy in the 1920s? Choose two correct answers.

A
The prices of goods increased.
B
The use of credit decreased.
C
The amount of money people owed on loans decreased.
D
The demand for goods increased.
E
The amount of consumer spending decreased.
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How did increased consumer confidence lead to a growing economy?

A
It encouraged bank runs.
B
It discouraged the use of credit.
C
It discouraged consumerism.
D
It encouraged spending.
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How did new technologies affect motion pictures in the 1920s?

A
Motion pictures could now be viewed at home.
B
Motion pictures could now be produced with sound.
C
Motion pictures could now be shown in sports stadiums.
D
Motion pictures were now produced exclusively in color.
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Which statement best describes an economic relationship that was true during the 1920s?

A
Businesses began producing fewer goods as government intervention led to rising taxes.
B
Businesses created new products as manufacturing became faster and cheaper.
C
Consumers turned to credit to pay for goods as manufacturing costs increased.
D
Consumer demand for goods decreased as the manufacturing and production of goods increased.
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How did new technologies change business in the 1920s? Choose three correct answers.

A
Manufacturing became more expensive.
B
New products were invented.
C
New ways to operate equipment were developed.
D
New taxes were introduced.
E
More efficient ways to manufacture goods were designed.
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How did Americans turn professional sports into a national pastime in the 1920s? Choose four correct answers.

A
They watched games on TV.
B
They listened to games on the radio.
C
They read about teams in magazine reports.
D
They attended games.
E
They followed teams in the newspaper.
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Which phrase best defines credit?

A
the process of continually purchasing goods at ever-increasing prices
B
the value of a property, good, or service
C
the immediate obtainment of goods or services in exchange for future payment
D
the use of a deposit to secure goods for a later date

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