3. How did mass production in the 1920s affect life in South Carolina?
A. The variety of available consumer products decreased
B. Some citizens bought mass produced cars
C. Farmers bought mass produced farm vehicles
D. Citizens purchased more hand-made items
i think it is b
Either b or c would be correct. Depending on what your text materials say, I think b is the best answer.
i'll be patient but i really need help!
oh thx! we posted at the same time, lol
's okay. But do be patient. We are volunteers, so are not always here all the time. :)
yea sorry thank you tho
its Bbecause the cars were a big hit during that time.
To determine the correct answer, let's analyze the question and go through the options one by one.
The question asks how mass production in the 1920s affected life in South Carolina. Mass production refers to the manufacturing process of producing goods in large quantities using standardized methods and machinery.
Now let's review each option:
A. The variety of available consumer products decreased: This option suggests that the availability of consumer products reduced as a result of mass production. However, mass production actually increased the variety of consumer products due to the ability to produce goods in larger quantities. Therefore, option A is not the correct answer.
B. Some citizens bought mass-produced cars: This option implies that citizens in South Carolina purchased mass-produced cars. This is a potential outcome of mass production since the automobile industry was booming in the 1920s. As more cars were mass-produced, they became more affordable, and more people were able to buy them. This option aligns with the general impact of mass production on the automobile industry, making it a likely correct answer.
C. Farmers bought mass-produced farm vehicles: This option suggests that farmers in South Carolina bought mass-produced farm vehicles. While this could be a possible outcome, it is not directly related to the impact of mass production on the general population or overall life in South Carolina. Therefore, option C is less likely the correct answer.
D. Citizens purchased more hand-made items: This option implies that citizens in South Carolina bought more hand-made items instead of mass-produced ones. However, mass production typically led to a decrease in the production and demand for hand-made items since mass-produced goods were more cost-efficient and easily accessible. Thus, option D is unlikely to be the correct answer.
Considering these explanations, it is most likely that option B, "Some citizens bought mass-produced cars," is the correct answer to how mass production in the 1920s affected life in South Carolina.