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back home, lange developed the images and, clutching the still - wet prints, told the editor of the san francisco news that migrant workers were slowly starving to death in nipomo, california. the story the news ran about them featured lange’s pictures; other newspapers picked it up, and within days the federal government supplied the workers with 20,000 pounds of food. by that time, however, the woman and her family, desperate to find work, had moved on.
—\migrant madonna,\
rebecca maksel,
2002
who was the intended audience for lange’s photograph? choose two correct answers.
□ the us government
□ rebecca maksel
□ photographers and clerk - stenographers
□ the general public

Explanation:

1. For "the US government": The text says the federal government supplied food after the story (with Lange’s photos) spread, so the government was an intended audience to prompt action.
2. For "the general public": Newspapers (which reach the general public) ran the story with the photos, so the public was intended to be informed about migrant workers’ plight.

Rebecca Malsel is the author, not the audience. Photographers and clerk - stenographers are not indicated as the audience from the text.

Answer:

A. the US government
D. the general public