Questions: How does this 1923 advertisement respond directly to the rapid increase in demand for consumer goods during the 1920s? (1 point) The advertisement includes one type of shoe for sale. The advertisement mentions the company makes more than 32 million shoes a year. The advertisement states that happy workmen make the shoes. The advertisement does not seek to persuade consumers to purchase the shoes.

How does this 1923 advertisement respond directly to the rapid increase in demand for consumer goods during the 1920s?
(1 point)
The advertisement includes one type of shoe for sale.

The advertisement mentions the
company makes more than 32 million shoes a year.

The advertisement states that happy workmen make the shoes.

The advertisement does not seek to
persuade consumers to purchase the shoes.

Transcript text: How does this 1923 advertisement respond directly to the rapid increase in demand for consumer goods during the 1920s? (1 point) The advertisement includes one type of shoe for sale. The advertisement mentions the company makes more than 32 million shoes a year. The advertisement states that happy workmen make the shoes. The advertisement does not seek to persuade consumers to purchase the shoes.

Solution

Solution Steps

Step 1: Analyze the Advertisement

The advertisement emphasizes the large quantity of shoes produced ("Over 32 Million pairs yearly"). This directly addresses the increased demand for consumer goods by highlighting the company's ability to meet that demand.

Step 2: Evaluate the Options

The option stating the advertisement mentions the company makes more than 32 million shoes a year directly answers the question of how the ad responds to the increased demand for consumer goods. The other options are incorrect. The ad does not restrict itself to one type of shoe, the happiness of the workmen is not a direct response to increased demand, and the ad's purpose is clearly to persuade consumers to buy shoes.