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The demand for automobiles in the 1920s

Astimulated growth in many other industries
Bled to a nationwide recession
Cclosed down the steel industry
Dbrought about the collapse of the suburbs

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The demand for automobiles in the 1920's stimulated growth in many other industries. such as construction, fire fighting, plane traveling, military.

Answer:

A. stimulated growth in many other industries.

Explanation:

This demand back then became a catalyst for almost every context, from urban issues to industrial ones. Automobiles were a revolution, it changed how people live at all.

This increasing number of cars accelerate fuel-gas and food business, even road companies grew exponentially.

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