Answer:
b. helped create and spread a new celebrity culture.
Explanation:
In the 1920s, movies, radios, and phonographs <u>helped create and spread a new celebrity culture</u>. In the 1920s, The media was so concerned with the lives of celebrities and famous individuals, they were talked about them on radios, their lifestyles were portrayed in movies and they covered the pages of phonographic magazines. This actually helped in the spread of the celebrity culture which was just a rising thing then.
Answer:
they made a door that looked like a book shelf so the police and stuff wouldnt suspect anything but they had to stay very quite so there cover was not blown .....in the end they got busted anyway so.....
Explanation:
<span>The Industrial Revolution was beginning to turn an agricultural economy into one with machines and manufacturing. The Industrial Revolution was growing rapidly in the United States during the early 19th century.</span><span>Hoped I Helped!</span>
<span>Hypotheses generally (although not always) follow an "If-then" format. This eliminates the first and fourth choices. Of the other two, the second choice (regarding cold weather and tires) can still be tested and verified. The third statement, regarding the end of WWII, is a statement that can't be verified to any appreciable extent and can only go on eyewitness testimony and historical testimony, so it fails the scientific method test.</span>
