Car Advertisements in the 1920s Reached Out to Themass Market

question 63

Multiple Choice

Car advertisements in the 1920s reached out to themass market of American female consumers in all of the following ways except

• A) showing them cars were respectable for women.
• B) illustrating how automobiles could permit women to ignore their traditional duties as household managers and advance their professional career goals and ambitions.
• C) linking modern, independent women to automobiles.
• D) noting that cars enabled women to better fulfill their roles as household managers.
• E) demonstrating that women could indeed learn to drive.

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Definitions:

Linear Relationship

A type of relation between two variables where the change in one variable is directly proportional to the change in another variable.

Cross-Classification Table

A table that displays the frequency distribution of variables to show how they are distributed across each other.

Nominal Variables

Categories without a natural order or rank, such as gender, race, or religion, used for labeling variables.

Interval Variables

Variables measured along a scale in which the intervals between values are interpretable, but without a true zero point.