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Question 1.
Mass production was not an important factor in the consumer goods revolution.


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Question 2.
The economic growth of the 1920s was mostly the result of the work of many small firms.


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Question 3.
Wage increases easily kept pace with increases in labor productivity during the 1920s.


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Question 4.
Agriculture did not participate in the prosperity of the 1920s.


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Question 5.
Some influential women's groups did not support the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1920s.


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Question 6.
There was a drop in the birth rate in the 1920s.


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Question 7.
The Palmer raids were successful because officials were careful to arrest only bona fide Bolsheviks and anarchists.


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Question 8.
The Republicans' tariff policies of the 1920s favored lowering rates on imported goods.


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Question 9.
Republican policy of the 1920s advocated cutting both taxes and government spending.


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Question 10.
Republican presidents effectively reduced the number of government bureaucrats by half during the 1920s.


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