Matthew is writing a report about life during the Great Depression. He is collecting information about Americans’ lives during t
he Great Depression from many different sources. One will be an interview with his great-grandmother, who was a child during the Depression.
Which question would Matthew's great-grandmother most likely be helpful in answering?
A) What percentage of Americans was out of work during the Depression?
B) How many points did the stock market fall during the Great Depression?
C) What types of things did most people have to go without during the Depression?
D) What laws were instrumental in setting up the Great Depression?
Answer: C) What types of things did most people have to go without during the Depression?
Explanation: If you were to ask just a regular person complex statistics or facts about the Depression, chances are they wouldn't know. But, if you ask them about something personal (such as what life was like during that time) they would be able to answer it much better.
