Which statement most accurately analyzes american’s views on the standard of living during the roaring twenties? a) american veterans returning from world war i could use the g. i. bill to afford a college education or their first home. b) americans believed that investing in savings bonds would provide financial stability through difficult times. c) americans wanted to escape the harsh realities they had just lived through by purchasing on credit. d) americans found that through “painting the tape” of the stock market they could get rich quick.

The correct answer is C) Americans wanted to scape the harsh realities they had just lived through by purchasing on credit.

The statement that best portraits the American view’s on standard of living in the roaring 1920s is: Americans wanted to escape the harsh realities they had just lived through by purchasing on credit.

The roaring 1920s changed consumer, businesses, and marketing way of doing things. Many citizens moved from the country to the cities. The changes that helped people to move from the rural areas to the cities were the fabrication of cars, the electricity, and the industrial growth in the city areas. People started to get more money and wanted to buy things.  

Democrats favored expansion in order to increase their power in Congress and expand slavery; Whigs opposed expansion because they feared losing power in Congress.

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