Automobile ownership skyrocketed in the untied states in the 1920's. How do you think this affected u. S economy? How do you think it affected where and how people lived?

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Explanation:

1. When Automobile ownership skyrocketed in the united states in the 1920s, some of the effects on the United States economy can be listed below:

i. Development and an increase in demands for crude oil products thereby the oil and gas industry in the United States experienced prosperity.

ii. There is also development and increase in demands of automobile parts or material makeups such as rubber, glass, metals, etc.

2. It also affected where and how people lived, as people were able to live at a far distance from their place of work without fear of getting late to work. Also, it helps in the development of suburban and rural areas, as more roads were built, people moved outward towards the new areas.

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