Whether shopping at A&P, watching the movies, listening to radio, or reading a newspaper, consumers in the 1920s were exposed to more things that __________.
A) challenged them intellectually
B) reflected local or regional qualities
C) set them apart from the new immigrant
D) were produced for a national market
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Q15: Under the studio system, companies making movies
Q16: Hollywood films in the 1920s would be
Q17: To counter growing calls for government censorship,
Q18: A horizontal, decentralized, low-density city sprawling miles
Q20: In 1913, it took 13 hours to
Q21: As a result of U.S. economic dominance
Q22: The Roaring Twenties "flapper" represented _.
A) a
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A) pseudo-scientific racism
B) a post‒laissez
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