Which was not a way that buying clothes and household goods changed at the beginning of the twentieth century? A. People could b
rowse through displays of merchandise for the first time. B. Prices on goods in stores were fixed and people no longer bargained with clerks. C. It became possible to buy goods on credit. D. More people turned to custom made goods and away from cheap, mass-produced items.
"<span>D. More people turned to custom made goods and away from cheap, mass-produced items" is not true. In fact it was quite the opposite thanks to industrialization. </span>
