What happened to mass culture (magazines, books, radio, and movies) in the 1920s?
A) It became increasingly standardized as the same amusements were available in all parts of the country.
B) It retained regional favor in the South, New England, the Southwest, and other areas with strong cultural traditions.
C) It was available only to the middle class, who could afford it.
D) It became less important as Americans placed renewed emphasis on individualism.
E) It was strongly influenced by the radical, bohemian art world.

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Mass culture in the 1920s became increasingly standardized across the United States, as advancements in technology and distribution allowed for the same magazines, books, radio programs, and movies to be available in all parts of the country, creating a shared national culture.

What Happened to Mass Culture (Magazines, Books, Radio, and Movies)