What increasingly characterized commerce in the 1920s?
A) "Mom and pop" businesses drove the economy.
B) Chain-stores competed with independent businesses.
C) Workers and consumers established cooperative.
D) The number of women-owned businesses increased as women took more control over consumerism.
E) None of these choices

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Chain-stores, such as Woolworth's and Sears, began to spread during the 1920s, offering a wide range of goods at lower prices due to their ability to buy in bulk, which put competitive pressure on smaller, independent retailers.

What Increasingly Characterized Commerce in the 1920s