By 1920, __________
A) the quality of life had improved for many Americans
B) the number of available jobs had decreased
C) the quality of life had improved only for the upper class
D) few Americans received the benefits of the new industrial technology
E) most aspects of life had remained unchanged for a couple of generations
Answer: A
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