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Chapter 8 Section 2 A Growing Economy U.S. History Chapter 8 Section 2 A Growing Economy

Why did a consumer buying spree occur in the 1920’s? Higher wages Shorter workdays Credit Mass advertising

How did life change for people in the 1920’s? Access to automobiles Better pay Shorter hours Radio Air travel Consumer products made life easier

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