How did car production compare to truck production in the 1920s?

Car production sharply increased through the 1920s compared to truck production.

Both car production and truck production rose at roughly the same rate.

By 1930 both car production and truck production had begun to fall.

Truck production decreased as car production increased.

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21 October, 14:43

How did car production compare to truck production in the 1920s?

Car production sharply increased through the 1920s compared to truck production.

Both car production and truck production rose at roughly the same rate.

By 1930 both car production and truck production had begun to fall.

Truck production decreased as car production increased.

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Taryn Bass · Answer 1

The correct answer is Car production sharply increased through the 1920s compared to truck production.

In 1920, automotive vehicles still sought their place in society, not just in the United States but around the world.

Gradually, draft animals were replaced by passenger vehicles, families bought their first automobiles, roads linked the cities, and gradually the landscape changed with the sound of horns and the smell of gasogen smoke.