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Q: What was the worlds largest automobile manufacturer by the 1920's?
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Who was the Worlds largest car manufacturer by the end of the 1920s?

Ford


In the 1920s the ultimate symbol of social equality was the?

The ultimate symbol of social equality in the 1920s was the popularization of the automobile. Owning a car was seen as a sign of freedom and mobility, allowing people of various social classes to travel independently and socialize in new ways.


Industries grew explosively during the 1920s?

automobile


When was the first automobile by Henry Ford made?

During the 1920s


How did the invention of the automobile in the 1920s change the world?

By the 1920's the automobile had already been around 25 or more years.


One effect of widespread suburbanization in the United States during the 1920s was Airlines adding routes to new cities or was it increased reliance upon the automobile?

automobile


Did the automobile become important in the 1920s?

Yes, it became a major form of transportation.


How did Henry Ford and the automobile effect Canada in the 1920s?

Pretty much the same as in the USA.


What tetechnology made lives easier in the 1920s or around that time?

Automobile, refrigerator, telephone


What would not have been considered a fad of the 1920s?

An automobile or a telephone were both becoming widespread during the 1920s, not just a passing fad.


What kinds social conflicts developed during the 1920s?

Prohibition was the largest social conflict in the 1920s.


What major technological trends transformed American society in the 1920s?

Henry Ford was a early manufacturer of airplanes, and while airplane industry was not economically important in the 1920s, it development in the decade laid basis for changes in lifestyles and attitudes at least as momentous as those produce by automobile.1920 First commercial radio station, KDKA, Pittsburgh, begin broadcasting