Correct. The answer is D. The world’s fairs of the nineteenth century were made possible by industrialization and the expanding global economy. Manufacturers from all over the world were attracted to the Chicago fair, exhibiting their products, promoting consumption, and encouraging international cultural exchange.

Incorrect. The correct answer is D. The world’s fairs of the nineteenth century were made possible by industrialization and the expanding global economy. Manufacturers from all over the world were attracted to the Chicago fair, exhibiting their products, promoting consumption, and encouraging international cultural exchange.

Correct. The answer is C. The image shows Uncle Sam and Lady Liberty welcoming representatives from countries around the world to the Columbian Exposition. The United States was proud of its economic and technological accomplishments and interested in displaying them and selling them to Americans and to people from around the world. This fair was less about displaying American superiority than displaying American achievements.

Incorrect. The correct answer is C. The image shows Uncle Sam and Lady Liberty welcoming representatives from countries around the world to the Columbian Exposition. The United States was proud of its economic and technological accomplishments and interested in displaying them and selling them to Americans and to people from around the world. This fair was less about displaying American superiority than displaying American achievements.

Correct. The answer is A. The Columbian Exposition, like its precursor in Paris in 1889, was designed to exhibit the amazing results of industrial development and manufacturing around the world. The fair’s organizers intended it to introduce visitors to the latest mechanical and technological innovations and to whet their appetites for more. The vast array of products for sale cultivated visitors’ urge to consume and linked enjoyment with spending money for manufactured goods.

Incorrect. The correct answer is A. The Columbian Exposition, like its precursor in Paris in 1889, was designed to exhibit the amazing results of industrial development and manufacturing around the world. The fair’s organizers intended it to introduce visitors to the latest mechanical and technological innovations and to whet their appetites for more. The vast array of products for sale cultivated visitors’ urge to consume and linked enjoyment with spending money for manufactured goods.

Correct. The answer is B. “Columbian Exposition” was an apt title because the event was held a year after the 400th anniversary of the Columbian exchange between the Old World and the New. It illustrated the impact that 400 years of interaction had had on both parts of the world.

Incorrect. The correct answer is B. “Columbian Exposition” was an apt title because the event was held a year after the 400th anniversary of the Columbian exchange between the Old World and the New. It illustrated the impact that 400 years of interaction had had on both parts of the world.

Correct. The answer is A. Goode meant that the fair displayed nearly all of the products made by people from all over the civilized world. He was alluding to the amazing variety of goods, not so much to the superiority of some cultures over others.

Incorrect. The correct answer is A. Goode meant that the fair displayed nearly all of the products made by people from all over the civilized world. He was alluding to the amazing variety of goods, not so much to the superiority of some cultures over others.