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2 pts What might a historian conclude from these advertisements? People in the 1920s had disposable income to spend on nonessentials, but they also wanted to get the best bang for their buck. People in the 1920s had enough disposable income to buy anything they wanted straight away, without needing to bother with payment plans. People in the 1920s were barely making ends meet, so they weren't likely to spend money on anything frivolous or nonessential. People in the 1920s were not interested in the latest technologies, like gadgets or medical advancements.

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What might a historian conclude from these advertisements?
People in the 1920s had disposable income to spend on nonessentials, but they also
wanted to get the best bang for their buck.
People in the 1920s had enough disposable income to buy anything they wanted straight
away, without needing to bother with payment plans.
People in the 1920s were barely making ends meet, so they weren't likely to spend money
on anything frivolous or nonessential.
People in the 1920s were not interested in the latest technologies, like gadgets or medical
advancements.

2 pts what might a historian conclude from these advertisements people in the 1920s had disposable income to spend on nonessentials but they also wanted to get the best bang for their buck p 21649

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