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There were several different factors that allowed manufacturers to keep up with consumers in the 1920's including: Assembly line- The development of the assembly line, made famous by Henry Ford, resulted in the rapid increase in the amount of goods available to consumers.
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I believe the answer is: B:True, with fascinating information of who, what, where, why, and possibly some bias and perspective of the writer that we can explore.
In order to examine a historical event, a good historian would always try to see how the scene unfolding from the perspective of all parties involved in the event. Reading the recollection from only one party would most likely provide us with biased information that painted themselves in a positive ways.
Cotton Gin was a technological development that led to an increased demand for slaves in the United States during the early - mid 1800's. The cotton gin made it easier to separate seeds from the cotton - making it faster to pick cotton!
On a politicial map you'll find the following:
<em>Governmental boundaries of countries.</em>
<em>States, and counties.</em>
<em>The location of major cities.</em>
<em>And large bodies of water.</em>
