Question

how does this source show the impact of the dust bowl?
○ it shows how wealthy children ate outdoors.
○ the children were unusually pretty for the 1920s
○ it shows one of the ways families were impacted by the dust bowl.
question 5 1 pts
which one of the following is the most accurate statement about
the children shown in this photo?
○ these children would be considered \okies.\ they likely left a farm with
their family to seek work further west.
○ these children would be part of the great migration to eastern cities.
○ these children probably chose the meal they would be eating that day.

Explanation:

First Question (How does this source show the impact of the Dust Bowl?)

• The first option is incorrect as the Dust Bowl impacted rural, often poor families, not focusing on wealthy children.
• The second option is irrelevant as the Dust Bowl’s impact is not about children’s appearance.
• The third option is correct because the Dust Bowl affected families (e.g., migration, economic hardship), so the source likely illustrates a family - related impact.

• The first option: “Okies” were people (including families with children) who left farms in the Dust Bowl - affected regions (like Oklahoma) to seek work in the West. This aligns with the Dust Bowl’s impact on families.
• The second option: The Great Migration (of African - Americans) was to northern/eastern cities, not related to Dust Bowl - driven migration to the West.
• The third option: During the Dust Bowl, families faced hardship, and children’s meal choices were not a focus of the era’s context here.

Answer:

It shows one of the ways families were impacted by the Dust Bowl.

Question 5 (Which one of the following is the most accurate statement about the children shown in this photo?)