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Student’s name Profesor 3429001620520Course Date The Great Depression photography After viewing the photography the first thing I see is the picture of an unfortunate woman who seems to be in solemn thought and full of depression. Two children are leaning on her shoulders while she is holding another one on her laps. The with the hardships of the great depression. Given that most people suffered from poverty and economic difficulties the creation of jobs and stabilization of industrial and agricultural productions would solve these woes and raise their standards of living. Works cited Ware Susan. "Women and the Great Depression." The Gilder Lehrman Instutitue of Maerican History.<https://www.gilderlehrman.org/history-by-era/great-depression/essays/women-and-great-depression&gt (2014). [...]
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Using Google (or similar search engine), conduct a search for "Great Depression Photography". Select a favorite picture. You will be uploading it as part of your original post. In addition to the uploaded photograph, the original post should consist of three meaty paragraphs (5-7 sentences per paragraph): P 1 = Observe (see below) P 2 = Reflect P 3 = Contextualize and Direct Observe the photograph: What do you see? What do you notice first? What people or objects are shown? What is the physical setting? What is happening? What details do you see that add texture to the image? Reflect upon the photograph: What is the mood of the picture? Is this an emotionally loaded image? If so, why? Are there any details that are disturbing? Who is the intended audience? Is the photographer biased? Contextualize the photograph: When and where was the photograph taken? Using textbook and lecture material, how does it speak to American experiences during the Great Depression? Direct the subject(s) to the New Deal program that would best fit their needs. Use the textbook and lecture material to explain the program and why it would be in their interest. Give your insight and input throughout the paragraphs
Subject Area: History
Document Type: Paraphrasing
