Mass Production Formative

Place the terms on the correct arrow to demonstrate the impact of mass production.

a

b

c

Scary Chickens

Prices of products

Impact of Mass Production

Number of products

What was the impact of mass production?

Groups:

(a) Goes up

,

(b) Goes down

• Wages

• Prices

• Number of products

• Time to make product

• Jobs

Because of Ford, (a)   had ​ (b)   .

• more workers
• jobs
• fewer workers

Because companies had more products to sell, they began to use ​ (a)   marketing.

• mass
• less
• email

Mass marketing meant that (a)   became ​ (b)   .

• advertising
• more common
• farms
• less important

Organize these options into the right categories.

Groups:

(a) New products in the 1920s

,

(b) Because of the assembly line

• vacuum cleaners

• more jobs

• refrigerators

• radios

• lower prices

• washing machines

• higher wages

• more products

To buy (a)   people could make ​ (b)   . This was called buying on ​ (c)   .

• expensive products
• monthly payments
• credit
• saving up
• hope

(a)   became a way to advertise to ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

• Radios
• lots of people
• at once
• refridgerators
• one person
• in the 1800s

Reorder the following

• Lusitania 1915

• Zimmerman Telegram

• 14 Points

• Consumerism of the 1920s

• U.S. enters WWI

Because people were buying on ​ (a)   , many people were in (b)   at the end of the 1920s.

• debt
• credit
• Europe
• the bank