The studio system established in Hollywood in the 1930s has been often referred to as a(n)_________model of industrial produc?tion.
A) artisinal
B) cooperative
C) "assembly line"
D) antiquated

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The studio system in Hollywood was often compared to an "assembly line" model of industrial production, where each department had a specific task and films were made efficiently and quickly in a streamlined manner. This is because studios were focused on making as many films as possible to keep up with audience demand, and so established a highly organized and standardized system for production.

The Studio System Established in Hollywood in the 1930s Has