The brokers' loans that became commonplace in the 1920s were made to
A. investors and used to pay for investments.
B. individual consumers and used to pay for investments.
C. individual consumers and used to pay off debts.
D. investors and used to pay off debts.
Answer: A
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____ took the lead in the industrial revolution
a. The United States b. England c. Prussia d. The Netherlands e. France
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