Question

select all that contributed to a national popular culture developing in the us during the 1920s.
□ a common set of cultural perspectives/values between urban and rural parts of the country
□ radio
□ movies
□ open, unrestrictive immigration policies

Explanation:

To determine what contributed to US national popular culture in the 1920s:

• Radio: Enabled widespread sharing of news, entertainment, and culture, uniting people.
• Movies: Became a popular medium, spreading cultural trends and stories across regions.
• A common set of cultural perspectives/values between urban and rural parts: As media (radio, movies) spread ideas, urban - rural cultural gaps lessened, fostering a national popular culture.
• Open, unrestrictive immigration policies: In the 1920s, immigration was restricted (e.g., Immigration Act of 1924), so this is incorrect.

Answer:

a. a common set of cultural perspectives/values between urban and rural parts of the country, b. radio, c. movies