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How did mass media help make athletes popular in the 1920s?
radio made it possible for fans to listen to sports games
many athletes starred in radio dramas
most movies were about sports
many newspaper articles were paid for by sports teams
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The Amendment that outlawed the making, sale, and transporting of alcoholic beverages.
4th Amendment
21st Amendment
19th Amendment
18th Amendment
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Amelia Earhart was famous for
Being the first pilot
Being a flapper
Being a singer
Being the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean
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What allowed Henry Ford's Model T to be sold for less than 1/2 the cost of over cars?
The use of cheapter materials
the fact that no two cars were alike
not following safety standards
The use of an assembly line
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The making of large quantities of goods that are exactly alike.
Great Depression
Mass Production
Mass Media
Stock Market
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Farmers were going bankrupt because they
Had a surplus of crops and couldn't sell them
Couldn't afford to pay for their land
Couldn't grow any crops
Invested poorly in the stock market
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The Harlem Renaissance had an impact in the United States on
classical music, television, and radio
poetry, jazz music, and dance in African American culture
mass production and women's suffrage
the 19th Amendment
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The Amendment the ended Prohibition.
22nd Amendment
21st Amendment
19th Amendment
18th Amendment
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A period in which artists used writing, music, painting to share ideas and feelings about life for African Americans
18th Amendment
Harlem Renaissance
Great Depression
Dust Bowl
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The public forms of communication that reach large audiences.
Mass Production
Mass Media
Stock Market
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Which of the following describes a reason why Prohibition failed?
many people spent their money on their families instead of on alcohol
many bootleggers moved their businesses to Canada
police had little success in stopping bootleggers
many people moved to Europe, where they could still buy alcohol