What do the writings and imagery presenting individuals living through the Great Depression most strongly demonstrate about society and daily life during that period?

answer four questions listed.1. What do the writings and imagery presenting individuals living through the Great Depression most strongly demonstrate about society and daily life during that period? Think about what was portrayed in the different resources we had available on this topic.2. By mid-twentieth century, it was believed that the development and power the United States possessed and displayed would make the result in the culmination of an “American Century.” When examining involvement in both WWII and the Cold War, how did the USA both reinforce this idea and contradict it? Remember, you are looking at the second half of the twentieth century and focusing on its international or foreign affairs.3. Civil Rights (legal rights) are, in part, designed to uphold and protect our Natural Rights (human rights we are born with) and apply to all of humanity. In our examination of the Civil Rights of African-Americans in the South after World War II, what limitations were placed upon African-Americans’ Natural Rights in society, thereby bring about more coordinated efforts to win full Civil Rights? Think about how daily lives were affected in manners that denied a sense of a “normal” pursuit of happiness and comfort for individuals and communities.4. Is it fair to say that the rise of the New Right at the end of the twentieth century was rooted in a growing national divide based upon where and how people lived? Keep in mind the social and political changes that occurred in the 1950’s, 1960’s and 1970’s