Which of the following was not a characteristic of early twentieth-century mass consumption?A: In this period, one's capacity to acquire modern consumer goods became a new measure of "freedom".B: Within immigrant families, the appeal of consumerism often led to tensions between parents and the younger generation.C: The cities lay at the forefront of mass consumption.D: Working-class people were generally too swamped with arduous toil to think much about fashion or entertainment.

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