Question

16. Which of the following was an economic spinoff of the success of automobiles?

O A. Coal industry
O B. Motels
O C. Railroads
O D. Clothing stores

Answer 1

B. Motels

Step-by-step explanation:

An economic transition in the United States was sparked by the rise of the Car INDUSTRY. On long journeys, travelers on the road needed lodging, so MOTELS started to line up the main long-distance roads.