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read the passage \dorothea lange.\ then, answer the questions.
skills to create a large body of photographic work that presented human beings as they were in a particular time and place.
in 1935, lange was hired as a photographer at the california and federal resettlement administrations. in this capacity, she photographed farmers and rural people who were suffering terrible adversity during the great depression. many had lost their farms and homes. lange documented their movement from the dust bowl of the midwest to the west. later, she went on to work for the federal farm security administration. her photos demonstrated the tremendous compassion she had for the plight of suffering people. the images included farmers, urban workers, strikers, and people in breadlines.
when world war ii began, dorothea lange was hired to photograph japanese - american citizens who had been taken from their homes and interned in camps. at the time, the united states was fighting japan in world war ii, and japanese americans, who had nothing to do with the fighting, were placed in internment camps, which were like jails. the photos showed where japanese americans had lived before they were interned and how they were moved to the camps. lange also took photographs of japanese americans in some of the camps in the west. her photos of the experience were eventually exhibited in 1972 at the
question 8
what does the organization of the passage best help the reader understand?
□ how lange’s career as a photographer progressed
□ how lange’s work influenced other photographers
□ how lange’s photographs reflected the current events of her time
□ how lange’s work was different from that of other photographers
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Explanation:

El pasaje describe la carrera de Lange: en 1935 trabajó para las Administraciones de Reasentamiento, luego para el FSA, y durante la WWII fotografió a los japoneses - americanos. Esta secuencia cronológica muestra el progreso de su carrera como fotógrafa. Las otras opciones no encajan: no se menciona influencia en otros fotógrafos, ni se compara su trabajo con el de otros, y aunque las fotos reflejan eventos, la organización del pasaje centra en su carrera.

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how Lange's career as a photographer progressed