By World War I,record players were commonplace and the recording industry enjoyed a boom period that lasted until:
A)radio gained popularity
B)the Jazz Age
C)the Great Depression
D)World War II
E)the mid 1960s

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The recording industry enjoyed a boom period until radio gained popularity, which allowed for music to be broadcasted for free and greatly reduced the demand for buying records. This shift occurred in the 1920s, shortly after World War I.

By World War I,record Players Were Commonplace and the Recording