Car Advertisements in the 1920s Reached Out to Themass Market

Multiple Choice

Car advertisements in the 1920s reached out to themass market of American female consumers in all of the following ways except

A) showing them cars were respectable for women.
B) illustrating how automobiles could permit women to ignore their traditional duties as household managers and advance their professional career goals and ambitions.
C) linking modern, independent women to automobiles.
D) noting that cars enabled women to better fulfill their roles as household managers.
E) demonstrating that women could indeed learn to drive.