Which statement best characterizes music and literature in the United States during the 1930s? They mostly centered on the struggles of the upper class. They mainly mixed sad stories of hardships with hopes for the future. They primarily chronicled the struggles of authors and musicians. They largely explained how the working class could get ahead.

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Lorena Preston

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3 October, 03:41

Which statement best characterizes music and literature in the United States during the 1930s? They mostly centered on the struggles of the upper class. They mainly mixed sad stories of hardships with hopes for the future. They primarily chronicled the struggles of authors and musicians. They largely explained how the working class could get ahead.

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Seth Krueger · Answer 1

The best answer seems to be "They mainly mixed sad stories of hardships with hopes for the future" Since the 1930s was marked by the Great Depression - the worst economic downturn in the history of the industrialized world, the sad stories of hardships left a mark in the music and literature in the United States during the 1930s. "They primarily chronicled the struggles of authors and musicians." seems to be a good answer too.

Noe Bradshaw · Answer 2

Answer:They mainly mixed sad stories of hardships with hopes for the future