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Radio, movies, factories and department stores all shaped popular culture during the 1920s. Which of the following statements does not describe the effect of these new technologies?
A. They created a sense of community among people who would otherwise never intersect.
B. They led to an increasingly standardized culture.
C. They undermined labor unions because consumption replaced organization and hard work.
D. They developed a culture of consumerism, with advertising targeting women as the chief consumers of goods.
A. They created a sense of community among people who would otherwise never intersect.
B. They led to an increasingly standardized culture.
C. They undermined labor unions because consumption replaced organization and hard work.
D. They developed a culture of consumerism, with advertising targeting women as the chief consumers of goods.