The photo shows men waiting in line for free bread and soup. Who was most likely responsible for buying

History

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Minchanka [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

A. Private agencies

Explanation:

The most likely responsible for buying and cooking the food is "PRIVATE AGENCIES."

According to the historical records, the picture was taken during the Great Depression period in 1931 and the place was financed by one of the most fearsome American gangsters in the person of Alphonse Gabriel Capone, otherwise known as Al-Capone or Scarface.

The place was meant for the poor to feed and rest for a while.

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