Q Dorothea Lange, one of the most prolific photographers employed by the Farm Security Administration, produced thousands of images depicting a cross-section of Americans. Lange showed Americans the real face on poverty in their country. She wanted people to see themselves in her haunting images, and the Roosevelt administration used them to rally support for the New Deal’s more liberal and redistributive aspects. She stated, “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” To complete the Discussion activity, please do the following: • Search the Internet (or the MindTap Resource Center or Questia in MindTap) to find some of Lange’s iconic images. A few suggestions are listed below: o Ditched, Stalled and Stranded, San Joaquin Valley, California o The White Angel Breadline o Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California (1936) • Pick the photo that you think best describes the effect of depression on American families. Include the photo file or share the source in your post. • In the same post, answer the following questions: o Why did you choose this photo? o Imagine living during this time or being in this photo. How would you feel and why? o How would the Depression have impacted the future of the photo’s subject(s)? o Why is it important that we remember the Great Depression? When you are done, post your photo and answers to the discussion forum. A Quality Response Your responses should be a minimum of three posts and it should address all criteria in the rubric below: • Your initial response should address the question in the Topic question. It should be substantial and follow the grading rubric below. • Your responses to at least two classmates should focus on creating topical depth connections with peers to gain a varied and new insight into the topic.