American consumers at the beginning of the twentieth century:
a. were more dependent than formerly on faraway corporations for their food and services
b. still produced most of their own food on farms or in city gardens
c. depended on friends and relatives who farmed or worked in factories to provide them with safe food and products
d. were well-educated in buying practices and often boycotted shoddy products
A
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A) monasteries B) universities C) guilds D) villages
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
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