Question

1. what activity did electric appliances and other goods marketed in the 1920s fuel?urban growthhigher employmentsocial equalityconsumerism

Explanation:

In the 1920s, the mass production and marketing of electric appliances and consumer goods, paired with new advertising strategies and access to credit, encouraged widespread purchasing of these products, driving the rise of consumerism as a dominant cultural and economic activity. Urban growth, higher employment, and social equality were not the direct activities fueled by the marketing of these goods.

Answer:

consumerism