1. which industry suffered from overproduction during the early 1920s?
a. automobile
b. agriculture
c. housing
d. household goods
2. what was one effect of the popularity of the automobile on the u. s. economy?
a. factory workers experienced declining wages and longer working hours.
b. tourism declined as drivers quickly tired of heavy road traffic.
c. more workers were needed in industries that made related parts.
d. fewer people took on consumer debt in order to save up to buy a car.
3. which of these contributed the most to the florida land boom?
a. stock market speculation
b. introduction of the automobile
c. construction of motels and diners
d. elimination of state income taxes