Question

question 13
3 pts

1. which group of americans did not share equally in the prosperity of the 1920s? (select all that apply)

rural workers
wealthy industrialists
farmers
poor african americans
the middle class

Explanation:

During the 1920s, rural workers faced economic hardships due to industrialization shifting focus from rural to urban areas. Farmers struggled with overproduction, falling prices, and debt. Poor African Americans endured racial discrimination and limited economic opportunities. Wealthy industrialists and the middle class generally benefited from the economic boom. So the groups that did not share equally in the prosperity are Rural workers, Farmers, and Poor African Americans.

Answer:

A. Rural workers, C. Farmers, D. Poor African Americans