Question

How did consumerism affect the economy in the 1920s? Check all that apply.

The amount of consumer spending decreased.
The demand for goods increased.
The use of credit decreased.
The amount of money people owed on loans decreased.
The prices of goods increased.

Answer 1

The consumerism culture led to the

• The demand for goods increased.
• The prices of goods increased.

The consumerism culture in the 1920s can be described as the increase in the consumption behavior that existed in the United States.

People were very interested in buying items such as electronics, beauty products and they made little efforts in saving money for their future.

The consumerism behavior of the citizens was one of the reasons for the great depression of the 1920s.

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