Question
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Read the following sentences from the text.
"Dorothea Lange's most famous photograph is commonly known as the
"Migrant Mother." In 1936, Lange photographed a woman from Oklahoma who
worked in the pea fields of Nipomo, California, near Santa Barbara. The woman
was a widow with seven children, who survived by eating frozen peas from the
fields and birds her children caught. This image became a symbol for the
suffering caused by the Depression. It was published in the San Francisco
News and led to relief for the camp where the woman lived
What conclusion can you draw from this evidence?
(A) It was very difficult for Dorothea Lange to get her photographs published.
B Dorothea Lange's photographs made a difference by motivating others to act.
Dorothea Lange lived in San Francisco and wrote for the San Francisco
News.
(D Dorothea Lange hired the seven children to help her take photographs.
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Answer
The conclusion that can be drawn from this evidence is that Dorothea Lange's photographs made a difference by motivating others to act.