Question

Select the THREE correct statements regarding the American movie industry in the 1920s: Some movie stars, especially Rudolph Valentino, endangered the lines of racial and ethnic separation because they appealed to all sorts of women, in spite of the fact that they had "darker looks" Too many films were being imported for American viewing from Mexico and Japan -- there was great concern on the part of America's self-appointed 'moral leadership' that these films would cast "spells of immoral enchantment" over American movie audiences Sexual manners and customs were often flouted in the movies, and movie magazines were filled with stories about the hard-partying, risque lifestyles of Hollywood's rich and famous -- this, in turn, influenced the behavior of their fans Many nativists were concerned over the fact that not only were all of the Hollywood movie studios owned by Jews of fairly recent origin (first- or second-generation Americans), but many of the stars, producers, directors, and writers were Jews as well -- were these the kinds of people that should be dictating such powerful lessons on life and morality to impressionable movie-goers?

Answer 1

THREE correct statements regarding the American movie industry in the 1920s are-

1. Many of the stars, producers, directors, and writers were Jews as well.
2. There was great concern on the part of America's self-appointed 'moral leadership' that these films would cast "spells of immoral enchantment" over American movie audiences Sexual manners.
3. Too many films were being imported for American viewing from Mexico and Japan.

These were all true in regard to the movie industry of 1920. Rest all doesn’t apply to it.