The answer is C. Oh, and I found a resource to back it up:
"Strange fruit" is a euphemism for the lynched bodies of African Americans hanging and swaying from trees. Strange Fruit is also the name of one of most powerful protest songs ever written: a haunting song made famous by Billie Holiday, the Jazz diva.
<span>Big-band jazz was the popular music during The Great Depression. The upbeat sound and graceful lyrics assisted many in forgetting their lack of job, funds, and the general atmosphere in America. Jazz represents the sublimation of what America was truly going through during The Great Depression.</span>
I would go with answer choice D, as the north had public schooling while the south had more private schools.
