The availability of consumer goods and the means to buy them most led to which of the following in the 1950s?

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Answer 1

Answer: Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, consumer goods and the means to buy them most led to more advertising.

Answer 2

Answer:

Answer:

consumer culture

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answer: D. Czechoslovakia.

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I believe it is (no taxation without representation )

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Clara Lemlich accomplished better working conditions for female garment workers in New York City in 1909.

She was an Ukrainian immigrant in the United States who led the Uprising of the 20,000 which was a massive strike in which women in the garment making industry took the streets to call for better rights for workers such as better working hours or improved wages. Later on, she became a member of the Communist Party USA and a consumer activist.

The United States became involved in World War II primarily because of events in

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Answer:

The Pacific

Explanation:

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The United States entered WWII because of the Japanese attacking pearl harbour. After the Japanese invaded China and started the infamous Rape of Nanking, the US cut off the Japanese oil agreement with them. This only enraged the Japanese even more. The Japanese knew that sooner or later they would need to attack the US, so they tried to do it quickly by attacking Pearl Harbour. Pearl harbour was a US navy base on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. There the US had 50 battleships ready for war. Admiral Tojo of Japan knew that he needed to destry this base in order to win the war. So he launched the surprise attack on December 7th 1941. After doing this President Franklin Roosevelt immediately declared war on Japan and Germany, thus bringing them into WWII.

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Answer:

b.benito mussolini

Explanation:

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Benito Mussolini

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He was the prime minister of Italy during World War two and Italy was one of the axis powers and technically instead of calling them leaders they were called Dictators.

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Why the three G's!!! God, Gold and Glory!!!!

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