In the consumer culture of the 1920s, people purchased nonessential goods on a regular basis. people purchased only essential goods on a regular basis. people reduced their purchasing of essential goods. people reduced their purchasing of nonessential goods.

In the consumer culture of the 1920s, People purchased nonessential goods on a regular basis.

Further Explanation:-

During the period of 1920s, It was made possible for the Ordinary Americans by Assembly line production and easy credit made to buy and purchase many new consumer related goods.For the majority of middle class Americans the period of 1920 was the year of unprecedented Prosperity. During this period, rising earnings were generating more disposable income in order to purchase the consumer goods.  

During that period of time advertising became a big industry in United States and manufactured that goods which advertisements represented as many families of United States was relying on fresh forms of credit in order to increase their consumption levels because Americans were striving for high living standard.  The expansion of credit in the era of 1920 sale of more consumer goods was allowed and in order to put automobiles within the range of average Americans.  

During this period of  time, people who were not able to buy cars due to financial issues were able to pay for price of the cars by use of credit cards but they had to give interest on that credited amount. so following this scenario, there were many products which started to be advertised as Americans were eagerly willing to purchase these advertised products.

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Grade – High School

Subject – History

Chapter – Consumer Culture of 1920

Keywords – Consumer, Consumer Goods, Advertisement, Goods, Culture, Manufacturing, Regular basis, Assembly, Disposable, United States, Interest.  

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