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In what ways were the movies in all their glamour similar to the automobile industry as developed by Henry Ford?
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Hmm, I thinkie this is for Reynolds' AP class...
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In what ways were the movies for all there glamour similar to the automobile industry as developed by Henry Ford?
They were both examples of the consumerist culture that emerged in the 1920's.
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Similar to those in the north a+
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What answer best describes the cities that developed in the South?
Similar to those in the north a+
What best describes the cities that developed in the south?
Similar to those in the north a+
Best describe the cities that developed in the South?
Similar to those in the north a+
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