Which of the Following Statements Accurately Describe the Automobile in the 1920s

question 36

Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements accurately describe the automobile in the 1920s?

• A) It was still just a plaything of the rich.
• B) It lost much of its potential market as people turned to the new forms of mass transit available.
• C) It was produced mostly for the overseas market since Americans could not afford the high-priced American models.
• D) It became common in most American socioeconomic groups, as cheap Japanese models flooded the market.
• E) It saw a big increase in popularity, with the number of vehicle registrations jumping dramatically.

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Hyperinflations

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Money-Supply Growth Rate

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