Ads in the 1920s Were Visual and Showed Slices of Life

question 53

Multiple Choice

Ads in the 1920s were visual and showed slices of life in a sophisticated way that depicted

• A) people and products in the social settings and circumstances into which products fit.
• B) consumer culture.
• C) conspicuous consumption.
• D) large companies vying for the earnings of corporate America.

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