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The consumer culture is continuously captivated by the social influence of things such as advertisements, chains stores, and installment plans. Advertisements serve as a constant reminder of what someone might miss out on in they do not spend their money on a particular product. Installment plans provide a false sense of how much a car, or a house, or more recent things like a cell phone,  will really cost and this drives more and more people to just spend their money. And lastly, chain stores make products and ideas/ trends national, and the growth of stores and products led to the constant push of the buying and spending generation

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One way businesses pushed consumerism on Americans is through advertisements. They would often use celebrities and million dollar campaigns to sell their products. They would get psychologists to design campaigns in order to raise sales. They also used installment plans and credit to make products more obtainable to consumers. Businesses used chain stores to get their products across the country.

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Advertisements contributed to maintaining consumer culture through not only sharing the new modernized, but through advertisements advancements itself. Installment plans became a new, modern, and efficient way of making transactions, and became a desirable way to purchase new technologies. Finally, Chain Stores contributed to consumer culture through their immense growth. The more stores created, the more modern appliances their were to buy ad sell, boosting the economy.

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advertisement helps with consumer culture because it keeps people engaged and always seeing the product. Installment plans/credit helps because the better credit or plan someone has the more they want to buy. Lastly chain stores help with consumerism because wherever someone goes they can get the product as long as there is a store and chain stores allow for a better chancer of a store being near you.

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All three allowed businesses to sell more products. By advertising their products companies were able to influence people that normally wouldn't buy or pay attention to the product. Installment credit allowed people that normally wouldn't be able to buy products at once, buy them but then pay over a period of time. Chain stores allowed businesses to expand their reach in America and expand how many people were able to buy their products.

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Businesses pushed consumerism on Americans by hiring psychologists to create ads that would create brand recognition. They also used the installment Plan/credit, which allowed people to buy now and pay later. Having chain stores alloweed consumers to always get the product they need from almost wherever they are

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consumer culture was maintained in many ways. One of the ways consumer culture was maintained was through advertising. Advertising changed in the 1920's and celebrities started to participate in ads, because of peoples hunger for status people purchased those products. people also started to participate in installment plans which meant buy now pay later. this policy was a huge part in mainting consumer culture because people from ww1 wanted to sieze the day and knew they might die tommorow so they used this plan. chain stores started to appear across the us and supported consumerism because people could find certain stores easier and they appeared across the map.

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Advertisements were a contribution to pushing consumerism and consumer culture because it was a way of showing products to people who may need them, or convince them that they want them. Installment plans/credit allowed people to buy products and services and pay them off later if they didn't have the money at the time. So, more people were readily able to purchase goods and services. It was buy now, pay later. Chain stores also helped push consumerism because it allowed access to but common things they may need and to know what they sell, even if they never have been there, just off the name and what chain it's associated with.

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Advertising was a way to get more people to notice and buy products in a different way than before with billboards, athletes showing it off, and even brand slogans. Installment plans allowed people to buy now and pay later, which made people able to buy even more things. Chain stores gave access for lots of people to buy common things all in one place like woolworths.

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Businesses' pushed consumerism on Americans through advertising to promote and expand their product. They used popular celebs to attract more customers and used installment plans which allowed people to buy products now and pay later. They continued to create more advanced technology like vacuum cleaners and phonographs which made everyday life easier. Chain stores and businesses allowed people from all over to be able to purchase wanted products without having to travel very far to find the store. This mostly affected urban areas at the time and were big innovations.

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Advertisements made Americans aware of products that were being sold and helped to get more people interested in them. Also, installment plans increased the sales of furniture and other appliances since families could buy it now and pay later. Finally, chain stores let Americans have easier access to products, and they could get many necessities here.

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businesses pushed consumerism on america through advertisements. advertising was a way to get people to notice their products through banners, billboards, celebrities and athletes showing it off. chain stores were a way people could go and buy essentials all in one place. installment planes gave people a way to buy now and then pay the fee later.

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Businesses' push consumerism by increasing their advertisings. They began spending more money on ads and used tactics like slogans and celebrities to draw people in. They also created chain stores. By seeing a store all over, Americans started to believe that those chain stores were what was popular, so they would spend money there. Installment plans were another way stores drew people in. The idea of buy now, pay later was very attractive to citizens focusing on the now.

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Businesses of the 1920s pushed consumerism on Americans by implementing advertisements and mass producing new technology that everybody wanted to get their hands on. They used installment plans to make things affordable to the average American, making it much easier for people to be willing to buy things. Another way is big name stores and chains. Companies would make slogans or endorse a celebrity to promote their product and make it a known household brand.

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they continue to draw people in. Each one is a different way for people to see material items and spend money. Things like advertisements using celebrities and slogans constantly surrounded and engulfed the interest of Americans. Installment plans made it easier for Americans to consume goods. with a "Buy now, pay later" mindset. The 1920s pushed consumerism onto Americans by using different tactics to draw them in.

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Businesses pushed consumerism on America by creating installment plans which meant that the consumer could buy first and pay later. Credit chain stores allowed consumers to have access to the same things wherever they went.

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Businesses used advertisements to push their products on Americans. They used specific advertising techniques to make their product appealing. Installment plans were used so more Americans were able to buy products without running out of money. Chain stores became popular and convenient so many people bought from chain stores. It didn't mater where you were located, odds are there is a chain store near you. This all boosted the idea of consumerism.

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Businesses’ pushed consumerism on Americans they used advertisements to boost their products and get the word about it around quicker.  They used credit chain stores to link stores with one another to try and bring in more business. They also used Installment Plans in order for the consumers to be able to afford it over a period of time.

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Advertising convinced people that they needed this thing, that they had to buy it. Installment plans made they able to purchase it even if they didn't have all the money they needed. Chain stores made it easy to get the items from wherever you were.

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Advertising gets people to notice a product and persuades them to buy it. Installment plans allowed people to buy it then and pay later which people liked. And chain stores gave easy access to products

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Businesses pushed consumerism on Americans because they would make more and more advertisements and new technology advancements in society.They pushed consumerism so much because they wanted to get the point across that people need to start buying more goods so businesses can profit.Over generations and generations technology got more advanced so this made consumerism more popular and better.

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Business's pushed consumerism by making advertisements for the product being sold by using famous people to bring attention.

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Business's push consumerism by using adds that include other famous people and installment plans that give you the appliance and then once you can pay it off you do. These got people to all buy more things since it benefited them

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Businesses pushed consumerism on Americans by advertising their goods. Companies spent millions to formulate an ad that would attract people with a catchy tune or interesting visuals, drawing them to the product. They also created installment plans, giving people the opportunity to buy a product, but not all at once. The fact that they could take their time to pay, makes the product more tangible and wanted. Lastly, with chain stores people had the ability to buy the product in a store nearby. They wanted it more if they could get it easier.