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Which of the following is NOT evidence of the consumer culture of the 1920s? A. a nationwide craze over sports and spectator games B. an increased focus on leisure time C. a decline in advertising D. a
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Which of the following is NOT evidence of the consumer culture of the 1920s?

A. a nationwide craze over sports and spectator games
B. an increased focus on leisure time
C. a decline in advertising
D. a growth in industry

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C is the answer a decline in the adertising


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I believe the answer is C
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