A man in a hat is pictured holding several different pairs of shoes in a black-and-white advertisement that reads: Endicott-Johnson shoes. Over 32 million pairs yearly-made by happy workmen. More wear per pair.

Question
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How does this 1923 advertisement respond directly to the rapid increase in demand for consumer goods during the 1920s?

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Responses

The advertisement includes one type of shoe for sale.

The advertisement includes one type of shoe for sale.

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

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

The advertisement states that happy workmen make the shoes.

The advertisement states that happy workmen make the shoes.

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

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The correct response is:

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

This statement highlights the company's ability to meet the increasing consumer demand for shoes during the 1920s by emphasizing their large production capacity.