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How were the railroad workers impacted by the cars in the 1920's?
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Not much impact in the 1920's because it was cheaper to travel by rail, there were few road systems that were built ( not until after WW2 were interstate freeways built), and the car ownership was low. It isn't until the 1950's that the real impact of the car was felt. Urbanization began, people moved from city centers to new suburban housing, malls became popular, and more goods were getting shipped by truck than railway. Passenger service was cut back and some lines discontinued ( today you can not go by rail from Northern California to Southern California).
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What made cars more affordable in the 1920s?
Mass production What made cars more affordable in the 1920s? a. increased demand on cars b. stock market increases c.assimbely line production d.low-skilled factroy workers Answer : c. assimbely line production
How did cars improve in the 1920s?
self starters
What led to the growth of the meatpacking indurstry in the Midwest?
Refrigerated (cold) rail cars (:
During slavery did they have cars?
No. However, they did use the term 'cars' to mean railroad cars.
What kind of railroad cars could have grain poured into them?
hopper cars
By the end of the 1920s how many people had cars?
4
Why were cars popular in the 1920s?
cos ur fat
What led to the growth of the meat packing industry in the Midwest?
body parts rats dirt and other thigns ended being grinded into the meat. the plant owner didn't care about hygeine so non eof the workers washed their hands or wore clean clothes
How much do railroad cars cost?
50000
What inventions in the 1920s were invented cars?
Model t.....ford
What cars did mobsters and gangster drive in the 1920s?
1927 cadillac
What strike involved the manufacture of railroads cars near Chicago?
Pullman Company Strike
