Emergence Of Modern America: The Roaring Twenties - Consumer Goods

The 1920s saw significant advancements in utilities, with increased access to natural gas, running water, and electricity, leading to improved living standards. The radio emerged as a new medium, revolutionizing information dissemination. The automobile industry, driven by Henry Ford's mass production techniques, made cars affordable, transforming American mobility and contributing to suburban growth. These developments collectively enhanced the quality of life in America during this era.

Describe the impact of mass production on the affordability of cars in the 1920s.

In what ways did the standard of living in America change during the 1920s?